What London dentists actually charge
Published prices, borough by borough — with the practices behind every figure.
What London dentists actually charge, from the fee guides practices publish themselves: 3,325 prices read from 802 CQC-registered practices across 24 boroughs, every figure linked to the practice that published it. Independent — no adverts from clinics, no paid placement. We don't arrange treatment abroad, take bookings, or refer patients overseas.
Your borough, your prices.
Start where you live. Each borough page shows what its practices publish for every treatment we hold enough prices to report, with those practices listed underneath.
24 of London’s 33 boroughs publish enough for us to report. The full list, including the nine we cannot cover yet.
"From £199" is an advert.
A range is an answer.
Headline "from" prices show the cheapest possible case. We read the full fee guide of every practice that publishes one, and show what Londoners are actually quoted — the low end, the high end, and the middle.
The middle half of the 590 whitening prices we hold, across 18 boroughs.
The register, in numbers.
How the price map is built — from the official CQC register down to the fee guides practices publish.
From register to price list
Read on 28 August 2026. Every price here comes from one of those fee guides and names the practice it came from. See all 10 treatments and the method.
NHS charges are fixed.
Start there.
One charge per course of treatment, set nationally — the only dental price in London that never depends on the postcode.
Examination, diagnosis, X-rays, and a scale & polish if you need one.
Everything in Band 1, plus fillings, root canal treatment and extractions.
Everything in Band 2, plus crowns, dentures and bridges.
Urgent assessment and treatment, whenever you need it.
Source: DHSC — NHS dental charges in England from 1 April 2026. One charge per course of treatment, however many procedures it includes.
Private prices, as published.
Ranges compiled from the fee guides London practices publish on their own websites. The dot is the median.
All bars share one scale: £0 to £575.
The whole city, one map.
Every practice whose published prices we hold, shown where it actually is. The bands below group boroughs by what a private check-up costs there.
How we check.
No adverts from practices. No paid placement. Public data, read carefully.
The register
We start from the Care Quality Commission's directory — every dental practice legally operating in London, with its latest inspection date.
The fee guides
We read the price lists practices publish on their own websites — the same pages you'd find yourself, gathered in one place.
The honest range
We show the middle half — the 25th to the 75th percentile — so one bargain advert or one Harley Street outlier can't skew what you expect to pay.