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Fees
What treatment costs
Every private price we charge is on this page. Where a price can change, we say what changes it. What you see is what the treatment costs.
Effective from19 August 2026
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Fees
How to read these prices
Everything the treatment needs is inside the price shown. That includes the laboratory work and the appointments to fit it.
Some treatments cost more depending on the tooth or how much work it needs. Where that is true, we have said so under the price.
You will get a written plan with a price for every item before any treatment starts. Nothing gets added after you have agreed it.
If something changes once we have started, we stop and talk to you first.
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Private
Every price we charge.
Check-ups and consultations
New patient consultation
From £45
This price covers
A full examination of your teeth, gums and mouth
A check for mouth cancer
A written plan of anything you need, with the price of each item
Routine check-up
From £45
This price covers
A full examination of your teeth, gums and mouth
A check for mouth cancer
Advice on anything that needs watching
Emergency examination
From £10
This price covers
An examination of the tooth or area that is causing trouble
A diagnosis and your options for treating it
Hygiene and gum health
Professional hygiene care
From £75
This price covers
Removal of hardened plaque (tartar) above and below the gumline
Polishing
Advice on cleaning at home
Fillings and rebuilding teeth
White filling, small
From £150
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Removing the decay
A tooth-coloured filling
White filling, medium
From £150
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Removing the decay
A tooth-coloured filling
White filling, large
From £195
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Removing the decay
A tooth-coloured filling built up to rebuild the shape of the tooth
Inlay or onlay
From £495
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Shaping the tooth and taking a mould or scan
A laboratory-made filling fitted at a second appointment
The laboratory fee
Crowns and bridges
Porcelain crown
From £595
This price covers
Shaping the tooth and taking a mould or scan
A temporary crown to wear in between
The finished crown, fitted at a second appointment
The laboratory fee
Metal-free crown
From £625
This price covers
Shaping the tooth and taking a mould or scan
A temporary crown to wear in between
The finished crown, fitted at a second appointment
The laboratory fee
Bridge, priced for each unit
From £575
This price covers
Shaping the anchor teeth and taking a mould or scan
The finished bridge, fitted at a second appointment
The laboratory fee
What changes the price: A bridge is priced per unit. A unit is one replacement tooth or one tooth used to anchor it, so a bridge filling a single gap is usually three units.
Root canal treatment
Root canal treatment, front tooth
From £225
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Cleaning and filling the root canals
A temporary filling to seal the tooth
Root canal treatment, premolar
From £375
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Cleaning and filling the root canals
A temporary filling to seal the tooth
Root canal treatment, molar
From £475
This price covers
Numbing the tooth
Cleaning and filling the root canals
A temporary filling to seal the tooth
What changes the price: A molar has more roots than a front tooth and takes longer. Some molars have an extra canal that is hard to reach, which adds appointment time.
Taking a tooth out
Simple extraction
From £145
This price covers
Numbing the area
Taking the tooth out
Aftercare advice
Surgical extraction
From £275
This price covers
Numbing the area
The surgical procedure
Stitches where they are needed
Aftercare advice
What changes the price: A surgical extraction is needed when a tooth cannot be lifted out whole. It may involve cutting the gum and removing the tooth in pieces.
Wisdom tooth extraction
From £495
This price covers
Numbing the area
Taking the tooth out
Stitches where they are needed
Aftercare advice
What changes the price: The price depends on how the wisdom tooth is lying and how close it is to the nerve. We will tell you which applies to you after an X-ray.
Dentures
Acrylic denture, one jaw
From £625
This price covers
All the appointments needed to take moulds and try the denture in
The finished denture
The laboratory fee
Chrome denture, one jaw
From £825
This price covers
All the appointments needed to take moulds and try the denture in
The finished denture with a metal frame
The laboratory fee
Flexible denture, one jaw
From £825
This price covers
All the appointments needed to take moulds and try the denture in
The finished denture
The laboratory fee
Changing how teeth look
Teeth whitening
From £325
This price covers
An assessment to check whitening is suitable for you
Trays made to fit your teeth
The whitening gel to use at home
Whitening top-up gel, one tube
From £30
This price covers
One tube of whitening gel for trays you already have
Composite bonding, priced for each tooth
From £575
This price covers
Shaping and bonding tooth-coloured material to one tooth
Polishing
What changes the price: Priced for each tooth. Bonding one tooth alone can look uneven beside the others, so most people are quoted for several — six teeth is around £3,450.
Veneer, priced for each tooth
From £575
This price covers
Preparing the tooth and taking a mould or scan
The finished veneer, fitted at a second appointment
The laboratory fee
What changes the price: Priced for each tooth. A single veneer is hard to match to the teeth beside it, so most people have six to ten — that is £3,450 to £5,750.
Mouth guards
Mouth guard
From £165
This price covers
A mould or scan of your teeth
The finished guard
The laboratory fee
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NHS
Set by the Scottish Government, not by us.
These are set by the Scottish Government, not by us. They are the same at every NHS dental practice in Scotland. We cannot change them and we do not keep them.
NHS dental examinations are free for everyone in Scotland. That includes your check-ups.
If you need treatment and you are not exempt, you pay 80% of the cost of each item. The most you can be charged for one course of treatment is £384, however much work it takes.
You pay nothing at all if any of these apply
Everyone aged under 26
Anyone who is pregnant, or who has given birth in the last 12 months
Anyone with a certificated exemption because of their income or the benefits they receive
Around 40% of patients in Scotland pay nothing.
Common NHS charges
Effective from 1 November 2025. These are the full charges before any exemption.
NHS dental charges in Scotland, effective from 1 November 2025
Treatment
Charge
Examination, including review examinations Free for everyone in Scotland
Free
Check-up and preventive advice
£17.32
Two small X-rays
£12.16
Course of gum disease treatment
£35.52 to £142.08
Small white filling
£23.36
Root canal treatment
£104.68 to £169.20
Single crown
£164.52 to £204.76
Simple extraction
£31.80
Complete dentures
£379.60
Source: NHS inform. Checked on 19 August 2026.
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Fees
Not sure which of these you need?
That is what an examination is for. We will look, tell you what we find, and give you a written plan with a price against every item. You can take it away and think about it.
Or call us on 01592 348674 if you would rather ask first.
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Glenrothes, Fife
KY7 6SX
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KY7 6SX