Proud of our reputation for friendly and caring dentistry, we operate an open and honest pricing policy within all of our practices at One Dental Care. Should you therefore require any treatment during your visit to us, we will always provide you with a choice of treatment options, a written treatment plan and the opportunity to ask any questions or queries you may have.
Please find below a guide to our fees for our most common private dental treatments:
| Treatment Description | Fee for 'Pay As You Go' Patients | Fee for 'Membership Plan' Patients |
|---|---|---|
| New Patient Examination | £45 | No Charge |
| Take Home Teeth Whitening | £ | No Charge |
| CFast Consultation | Free | No Charge |
| CFast Single Arch | £1500 | No Charge |
| CFast Dual Arch | £2500 | No Charge |
| Dental Implants Consultation | Free | No Charge |
| Dental Implants | From £1950 | From £1950 |
| Treatment | From £ | £ |
| Treatment | From £ | £ |
| Treatment | From £ | £ |
| Treatment | From £ | £ |
| Treatment | From £ | From £ |
Patient charges for NHS dental treatment in Scotland are agreed and set by the government. NHS Dental Examinations are free to all patients. Every other NHS dental treatment provided to patients has a different charge attached. Some patients may be required to pay towards their NHS dental treatment whilst some patients may be exempt from charges.
For example – patients under 18 years, or between 18 and 19 years and still in full time education, are automatically exempt from NHS charges. Patients receiving certain benefits may also be exempt. This depends on the specific benefit and would need to confirmed between the patient and practice prior to any treatment being commenced. Proof of exemption will be need to be provided to the dental practice. Where treatment is not available under the NHS, a choice of private dental treatment options will be discussed with the patient. For further information on NHS Dental Registration in Ayrshire & Arran, please take a look at this Guide to NHS Dentistry.
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