Treatment prices

A dentist checks your teeth and gums, explains what they find and gives you a treatment plan with prices.

A longer, detailed check of every tooth, the gums and the bite, for patients who want a complete picture before deciding.

One image of all teeth and both jaws. Often needed before extractions, braces or implants.

A 3D image of the jaw bone, used to plan implants and difficult wisdom teeth.

Removes tartar and stains, then polishes. The price depends on how much tartar there is; the dentist tells you the level before starting.

For red, swollen or bleeding gums.

Cleans below the gum line around teeth affected by gum disease.

Repairs a cavity with material matched to your tooth colour. Price depends on the size of the cavity.

Repairs wear or decay where the tooth meets the gum, a common cause of sensitivity.

Rebuilds a chipped or decayed front tooth edge.

Removes an old metal filling following the IAOMT protocol. The new filling is priced separately.

Removes the infected nerve and seals the tooth so it can be kept. Front teeth cost least, molars most. Usually 2 visits. The tooth often needs a crown afterwards, priced separately.

For a tooth whose earlier root canal has failed.

Price depends on difficulty, which the dentist judges from the X-ray.

Simple cases are at the low end; teeth lying close to the nerve are at the top. An X-ray is needed first.

Removes a root left behind after a tooth has broken.

In-clinic whitening, done in one visit.

In-clinic whitening, done in one visit.

In-clinic whitening, done in one visit.

A cap covering the whole tooth, with no metal. Price depends on the ceramic chosen (Zirconia, Ceramill, Cercon, Emax, Lava). Usually 2 visits.

A thin ceramic shell bonded to the front of the tooth to change colour and shape. Usually 2 visits.

A made-to-fit ceramic piece for a back tooth too damaged for a filling but not needing a full crown.

Reshapes the tooth surface with filling material in one visit.

Price depends on how complex your case is, graded 1 to 5 by the orthodontist after the exam and X-rays.

Metal brackets with a built-in clip instead of elastic ties. Price depends on how complex your case is, graded 1 to 5.

Tooth-coloured brackets that are less visible. Price depends on how complex your case is, graded 1 to 5.

Tooth-coloured brackets with a built-in clip. Price depends on how complex your case is, graded 1 to 5.

Removable clear aligners. The package (Essentials, Lite, Moderate, Comprehensive) depends on how much movement your teeth need.

A 3D simulation of your result before you commit.

Keeps teeth in place after treatment.

A titanium post placed in the jaw to replace a missing tooth root. Price depends on the brand (Osstem, Dentium, ETK, Neodent, i-LiNQ, Straumann, Nobel Biocare). This is the post only: the abutment and the crown are priced separately.

Joins the implant post to the crown. Price depends on the brand and on whether it is standard or custom-made, titanium or zirconia.

A full fixed set of teeth for one jaw, held by 4 implants. Price depends on the implant brand. Covers the surgery and the temporary teeth; the permanent restoration is not included.

A full fixed set of teeth for one jaw, held by 6 implants. Price depends on the implant brand. Covers the surgery and the temporary teeth; the permanent restoration is not included.

Only needed if the scan shows too little bone for an implant.

Only needed if the scan shows too little bone under the sinus for an upper implant.

Gentle cleaning and polishing for children.

Price depends on difficulty.

Repairs a cavity in a baby tooth. Price depends on the material used.

A protective coating on the chewing surface of back teeth to prevent decay.

Strengthens enamel against decay.

A custom tray worn while sleeping to protect teeth from grinding. 2 visits.

A replacement tooth on a removable denture.

The soft, flexible base that holds the replacement teeth. Teeth are priced separately.

A thin titanium frame that holds the replacement teeth. Teeth are priced separately.