Ruabon · North Wales
What things actually cost.
Clear numbers, before anything's agreed. No obligation to proceed once you know them.
Guide prices
For treatments where a single figure genuinely applies. Anything more variable — cosmetic work, implants, full mouth rehabilitation — depends entirely on your case, so we price it after a proper look, not before.
Composite bonding, veneers, whitening, Invisalign, implants and full mouth rehabilitation are priced individually, following a consultation — get in touch and we'll talk you through it honestly, including when a cheaper option is the right one. Quick Straight Teeth is £1,500 per arch.
Membership plan
Five tiers, A through E, based on the complexity of your dental history — not your budget. Tier A suits straightforward dentition; Tier E suits patients with extensive existing work needing closer ongoing monitoring.
Every plan includes two full examinations a year and between two and four hygiene visits, depending on your band. It also covers any new restorative treatment that's clinically necessary — fillings, crowns, anything required to treat disease. If a crown needs lab work, you pay only the actual lab cost; we don't mark it up.
Not included: anything cosmetic or elective — whitening, veneers, aesthetic bonding — and implants, which are a significant procedure priced separately. You'll need to be dentally fit to join; if you've got outstanding work first, we'll agree a sensible plan to get you there.
Whether it's worth it depends on your tier and what comes up during the year. For some patients in a quiet year it costs slightly more than paying as you go — we'd rather you knew that than found out later. For most patients, one piece of restorative work more than makes up the difference.
Finance
0% finance is available on selected treatments, subject to eligibility and approval, to spread the cost over an agreed period. We'll explain the options clearly during your consultation — there's no pressure to decide on the day.
Want the real number for your situation? That takes a proper look, not a guess.
