NHS Dentistry
Last updated 10/5/2025
Children
As a practice, we hold a very limited NHS contract that only allows us to provide care for a small number of children under 18 (or under 19 if in full-time education). At present, we are unable to accept any additional children for NHS treatment.
However, we are able to see children on an independent basis and offer specialist child membership plans to support their dental care.
Having been seen on the NHS at the practice does not mean you have guaranteed access to an NHS dental appointment in the future. The government removed the concept of registration to an individual dental practice in 2006.
Adults
At our practice, we provide dental care for adults on a private basis. This means that all adult dental care is offered independently. The same applies to children who were previously seen under the NHS, once they reach adulthood.
We understand that everyone’s needs are different, so we offer flexible options to make private dental care as accessible as possible. You can choose to pay for treatments as and when you need them, or you might prefer to join one of our monthly membership plans, which can help spread the cost of routine care and offer additional benefits.
To find out more about what’s included and how it works, feel free to take a look at our membership plans and fees – or speak to a member of our team who’ll be happy to help.