Alongside our cosmetic procedures, such as veneers and teeth whitening, we also offer standard NHS dental care to our patients, covering every age and stage, even including treatments for the very young.
NHS dental care provides subsidised dental treatments, which are split into costed bands. They cover anything considered to be clinically necessary to promote good oral health. These include many routine and restorative treatments, from a scale and polish to a crown or filling.
*Please note we are currently only accepting NHS patients under referral from another dentist*
Below is a breakdown of the NHS treatment bands, highlighting some of the procedures covered in each:
There is more detailed information about the bands and treatments covered, as well as band pricing, on the NHS website.
Why choose usNHS treatment is recommended for families and those caring for the health of their mouth, teeth and gums, while private care is ideal for patients looking to cosmetically enhance their smile. Many of our patients have a mix of both private and NHS care, for the best of both worlds.
Clinically necessary treatments should be covered, and you won't be charged for individual items within a course of treatments (even if you need more than one visit). You can also enjoy NHS treatment alongside private care, which can be more cost-effective.
For those under 18 and in full-time education, dentistry is free on the NHS. For others, pricing can be found on the NHS website
We are currently only able to accept new NHS cases under referral from another Dentist. More information can be found on the NHS Choices website.
At our dental practice in Midhurst, West Sussex, we offer everything listed in the treatment bands above. An appointment can vary from a routine check-up with a professional clean, to fitting a new crown or performing a root canal treatment.
It depends on what’s necessary, however we aim to keep any discomfort to a minimum through local anaesthetics where needed and minimally-invasive methods. We also pride ourselves on our detailed aftercare.
Complex treatments may require a consultation or a future appointment with us, while others can be carried out in a routine appointment.
Whatever care you need, we’ll prioritise the health of your mouth, teeth and gums, giving general oral care advice, cleaning away plaque and carrying out other necessary treatments.
If a treatment is carried out, we’ll discuss aftercare involved and schedule any follow-ups, as required.