Our Fees

Private Fee Guide

At Coach House Dental Care, we believe in providing value for money, choice of options and transparency of costs.

We have listed a selection of treatments that are available to our private patients. These treatments can be additional or alternative to NHS treatment. As a private patient you will benefit from more time with your dentist to discuss your treatment needs and carry out your treatment plus a greater choice of treatment options, including cosmetic treatments using the latest techniques and products. The figures shown are indicative of our charges, there are many factors which determine the fees applicable for your treatment. For instance, there are a number of different materials which can be used for the base of a denture and also different standards of private teeth to go on the base as well as a specific number of teeth. Your dentist will do a full assessment and provide an estimate.

Diagnosis
New patient examination£63.00
Regular examination£43.00
Small x-ray£9.00
Large x-ray (OPG)£48.00
CBCT - Single Jaw£120.00
CBCT - Full Mouth£180.00

 

Hygienist
Hygienist visit – 30 minute scale and polish£63.00
Direct access hygienist 40 minute appointment£84.00
Teeth Whitening
Tray system whitening – 2 arches£353.00
Single tooth internal whitening£240.00
White Fillings (Venus Pearl)
Small£95.00
Large£195.00
Metal (Amalgam) fillings
Medium£103.00
Root Canal Treatment
Incisor/canine – 1 canal£350.00
Molars – 3 canals£474.00
Crowns
Crowns From £570.00
Aesthetic Treatments

Anti-wrinkle facial treatment

1 Area£150.00
2 Areas£200.00
3 Areas£250.00
Veneers
Veneer - PorcelainFrom £470.00
Veneer – EmaxFrom £700.00
Bridges
Maryland bridge, one wing, one pontic£850.00
All ceramic Zirconia 3-unit bridge£1950.00
Porcelain bonded to precious metal 3-unit bridge£1215.00
Extraction
Single tooth, planned routine extraction£116.00
Dental Implants
Initial consultation fromFrom £100.00
Single implant with crown (excluding bone graft)From £2,500.00
3 Unit bridge on 2 Implants (excluding bone graft)From £5,870.00
Dentures
Acrylic partial denture 1-3 teeth from From £550.00
Cobalt-chromium skeletal design From £1050
Flexible Valplast denture 1-3 teeth From £750.00
Flexible Valplast denture 4-7 teeth From £900.00
Braces
Invisalign Go (two arches)£3,465.00
Sport guard
Sport guard single colour, articulated£126.00
Sport guard multicolour/design, articulated£145.00
 

Following an examination and listening to your treatment aims, your dentist will discuss treatment options with you. After your consideration and input we will provide a printed estimate of fees for your treatment plan.

NHS dental Charges and Exemptions

The NHS fees that apply in Wales from 2026 are:

Dental Assessments & Urgent Care

 

TreatmentsFees
Urgent dental care£37.50
New patient assessment£27.21
Recall per visit£25.00
Care packages

 

TreatmentsFees
Simple restorative care package£36.03
Extensive restorative care package£68.75
Periodontal care package£48.53
Denture care package£86.40
Stabilisation care package£75.00
Anterior root canal care package£91.18
Posterior root canal care package£182.72
Crown, bridge, inlay, onlay and veneer care package
TreatmentFee
Crown, bridge, inlay, onlay and veneer care package£140.44
Miscellaneous care package
TreatmentsFee
Miscellaneous care package – for treatments that fall outside other care packages or outside the guarantee period.£25.00

Who Is Entitled to Free NHS Dental Care in Wales?

Some patients are entitled to free NHS dental examinations or free NHS dental treatment depending on their age, circumstances or eligibility for help with NHS health costs.

Free NHS Dental Examinations

You are entitled to a free NHS dental examination in Wales if you are:

  1. Under 25 years old
  2. Aged 60 or over

Please note that this applies to the dental examination itself and does not automatically mean that any treatment you need will also be free. If additional treatment is required, the appropriate NHS charge may apply unless you are otherwise exempt from NHS dental charges.

Free NHS Dental Treatment

You may be entitled to free NHS dental treatment if, when your treatment starts, you:

  1. Are under 18
  2. Are 18 and in full-time education
  3. Are pregnant
  4. Have had a baby within the previous 12 months
  5. Are an NHS inpatient and your dental treatment is carried out by a hospital dentist
  6. Are receiving treatment as an NHS Hospital Dental Service outpatient – although charges may apply for some dentures or bridges

You may also be entitled to free NHS dental treatment if, when your treatment starts or when the charge is made, you or your partner receive certain qualifying benefits, including Universal Credit or Pension Credit, if you are on a low income under the low income scheme, or if you are entitled to, or named on, a valid NHS tax credit exemption certificate.

Not Sure If You’re Eligible?

You may be asked to provide evidence of your exemption or entitlement. If you are unsure whether you qualify for free NHS dental treatment, check your eligibility through the official NHS online checker before claiming an exemption.