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Welcome. Here is how it works.

No registration fee, no forms to post, no waiting list. Book a check-up online, arrive ten minutes early, and we will take it from there.

Dentist talking a new patient through their first check-up

How it works

1

Book online or call

Choose either practice and a time that suits, including evenings and weekends. If you are nervous, say so in the notes and we will allow extra time.

2

Your first visit

A short medical history form, then a full examination with x-rays if needed, photographs on screen, and time to ask questions. Around 30 minutes.

3

Your plan

If anything needs doing you get a written plan with every cost itemised. If nothing does, we book your next check-up and that is that.

What it costs

A check-up from £86.63, x-rays included.

Children aged 1–12 from £45. Hygiene from £113.19. Every other fee is on our fees page, and larger treatments can be spread with 0% finance.

Bring with you
  • A list of any medication you take
  • The name of your previous dentist, if you would like records transferred
  • Any questions or worries, big or small
  • A friend or family member if it helps. They are welcome in the room.
Good to know

Before your first visit.

What happens at a first appointment?

Thirty minutes. We take a full history, examine your teeth, gums and soft tissues, take digital x-rays where they are needed, and finish by talking you through what we found. You leave with a written plan and a price against every item on it. Nothing is booked on the day unless you want it to be.

How much does the first visit cost?

A new patient examination is £86.63 and that includes any x-rays we need. There is no separate registration fee and no charge for joining the practice.

Do I need a referral, or to be registered somewhere else first?

No. You can book directly, online or by phone on 020 7289 3120. Private dentistry has no registration list, so you are not joining a waiting list either.

Can you get my records from my old dentist?

Yes, with your written consent, and it is worth doing. Previous x-rays let us see how quickly anything is changing rather than guessing from a single snapshot. You do not have to wait for them to arrive before your first visit.

I have not been to a dentist in years. Where do we start?

With a conversation, not a lecture. Long gaps are common and we see them every week. If a full examination feels like too much for a first visit, come in and talk to us first — plenty of people do, and it costs nothing to ask.

Can I bring my children to the same appointment?

Yes. Family appointments back to back are usually the easiest thing to arrange, and children under 16 are seen free when a parent is a patient with us. The Queen’s Park practice has a children’s room that makes the whole thing considerably easier.

What if I need treatment urgently?

Say so when you book and we will find you a same-day emergency slot rather than a routine one. We are open seven days a week, including Sundays, which is when most people find they cannot get seen anywhere else.

How do I pay, and can I spread the cost?

Card or bank transfer on the day for routine work. For larger treatment plans we offer 0% finance over twelve months and longer interest-bearing options, arranged before treatment starts so you know the monthly figure in advance.

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