Pay as you go
Settle each appointment as you have it, at the fees on this page. Nothing to join, nothing to cancel.
Two examinations and two hygiene visits come to £300 a year.
Fees
Dental fees in Ipswich
Every price we charge is on this page — all 47 of them, not in a PDF. Read them before you pick up the phone, and hold us to them.
Prices last reviewed
- Routine examination
- £65
- Hygiene appointment
- £85
- Monthly plans from
- £20.35
- Treatments priced here
- 47
What your first visit costs
Everyone starts with a new patient examination. After that, most people see us twice a year for a check-up and twice for hygiene.
New patient examination
£132
Includes routine X-rays. 45 minutes.
Routine examination
£65
Paying visit by visit, that is £300 a year
Two examinations at £65 and two hygiene appointments at £85. A Denplan plan covers your routine care from £20.35 a month — £244.20 a year — and Denplan Care also covers fillings, root canal treatment and extractions. What a plan covers follows what your dentist prescribes, so the hygiene visits you need come with the band your assessment places you in.
The full fee list
Effective from January 2026. Where a fee reads From, the final figure depends on the work involved and you will get it in writing before anything starts.
Showing all 47 treatments
Examinations & general care
What you pay for a routine visit. Everyone starts with a new patient examination.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| New patient examinationIncludes routine X-rays. 45 minutes. | £132 |
| Routine examination | £65 |
| Hygiene maintenance appointmentFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £85 |
| RadiographsPer image. | £16 |
| OPG scanIncludes report. | £110 |
| Emergency appointmentRegistered patients. | From £184 |
| One-off emergency appointmentPatients not registered with us. | £275 |
| Out-of-hours call-out£140 with Denplan supplementary insurance. | £305 |
Children
Examinations include X-rays and fluoride application. Under-6s are free if a parent is registered with us.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Examination, age 0–5Free if a parent is registered with us. | £16.25 |
| Examination, age 6–11 | £16.25 |
| Examination, age 12–17 | £32.50 |
| New patient examination, age 12–18Fee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £66 |
Fillings, crowns, bridges & dentures
Restoring a damaged or missing tooth. Laboratory work is quoted with your treatment plan.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Small fillingFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £122 |
| Medium filling | £184 |
| Large fillingFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £276 |
| Emax crown or veneerFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £650 |
| Zirconia crownFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £650 |
| Full gold crown | approx £850 |
| Zirconia bridgePer unit. | £650 |
| Resin-bonded bridgeSingle unit. | £780 |
| Immediate dentureFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | From £435 |
| Acrylic denture | From £655 |
| Cobalt-chrome denture | From £1,020 |
Root canal treatment
Priced by tooth. A molar has more canals than an incisor, so it takes longer.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Canine or incisorFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | From £470 |
| PremolarFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | From £520 |
| MolarFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | From £662 |
Oral surgery & implants
Our oral surgery and implant dentists work in-house, so complex cases stay in one place.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Oral surgery consultation | £50 |
| Simple extractionFee guides differ; the higher figure is shown. | £184 |
| Complex extraction | £276 |
| Oral surgery | From £335 |
| IV sedation | From £315 |
| Implant consultation | £100 |
| Dental implant including crown | From £3,000 |
| Implant-retained crown | From £1,150 |
Orthodontics
Fitted by our specialist orthodontist. The consultation is where you find out which option suits your case.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Orthodontic consultation | £100 |
| Invisalign Comprehensive | £4,950 |
| Invisalign Lite | £3,800 |
| Fixed metal braces | From £3,000 |
| Ceramic fixed braces | From £3,300 |
| Removable retainer | £130 |
| Fixed retainer | £250 |
Cosmetic & preventive
Whitening is dentist-supervised. Denplan patients get 15% off.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Teeth whitening15% discount for Denplan patients. | From £420 |
| ProphyJet stain removal | £145 |
| Nightguard | From £170 |
| Sportsguard | £150 |
| iTero scan | £122 |
| CBCT scanIncludes report. | From £230 |
No treatment matches that search. Try a shorter word, or ask us directly — if it is not on this list we will quote it for you.
† Where our fee guides quote two different figures for the same treatment, we publish the higher one, so a quote is never lower than the amount you are charged.
The complete list is also published as a PDF, if you would rather have one to keep: download the 2026 Fee List (PDF).
The treatments people ask about most
Larger pieces of work are quoted individually after a consultation. These are the starting figures.
Three ways to pay
None of them is compulsory. Whichever suits you is the right one.
Most patients
A monthly Denplan plan
From £20.35 a month by direct debit. Covers your routine care and — on Denplan Care — restorative work too, plus worldwide dental injury and emergency cover.
See all three plans and their pricesSpreading larger treatment
Quoted in full at the consultation, then spread. Implant fees can be paid across the course of treatment. Orthodontic fees — Invisalign and fixed braces — can be paid within 12 months of your start date or by the end of treatment, whichever comes sooner.
Book a free consultationWhy we publish all of it
Parkview Dental Centre is a private practice. We are not limited by what an NHS contract will fund, which means we can give an appointment the time it needs and use the materials we judge best — and it also means you are paying for it directly. That is a fair reason to want the numbers up front.
So they are all here: every examination, filling, crown, extraction, implant and brace we offer, with the figure attached. Where a treatment is priced from a starting point rather than a flat fee, we say so and explain why.
You will get a fully costed treatment plan in writing before any work begins, and nothing on it will be a surprise against this page. If something you need is not listed, ask us and we will quote it.
Questions about cost
Do you take NHS patients?
No. Parkview Dental Centre is a private practice and does not provide NHS dental treatment. We would rather say so plainly than have you book and find out. If NHS care is what you need, the NHS find-a-dentist service lists practices taking NHS patients in Suffolk.
If you have been on a waiting list for a while and are weighing up going private, it is worth knowing what it actually costs first. A monthly plan starts at £20.35.
What will my first appointment cost?
A new patient examination is £132. It runs 45 minutes and includes routine X-rays, a full assessment of your teeth, gums and bite, and a written treatment plan if you need any work doing. Routine examinations after that are £65.
You will not be charged for anything that was not agreed with you first.
Are these prices fixed?
Where a fee is shown as a flat figure it is what you pay. Where it says From, the final cost depends on the work involved — a molar root canal takes longer than an incisor, and a bridge is priced per unit. In those cases you get a fully costed treatment plan in writing before anything starts.
Where our published fee guides quote two different figures for the same treatment, we publish the higher one, so a quote is never lower than the amount you are charged.
Can I spread the cost?
Yes, in two ways. Routine care can go on a monthly Denplan payment plan from £20.35 a month, which covers examinations, hygiene and — on Denplan Care — fillings, root canal treatment and extractions.
Larger pieces of work are quoted separately and can be spread. Implant fees can be paid across the course of treatment. Orthodontic fees — Invisalign and fixed braces — can be paid within 12 months of your start date or by the end of treatment, whichever comes sooner. Ask us when we give you the plan.
Is there a charge if I need to be seen urgently?
An emergency appointment is From £184 if you are registered with us, and £275 as a one-off if you are not. That covers the appointment and getting you out of pain; any treatment that follows is quoted separately. More detail is on our emergency dentist page.
What is not included in these fees?
Laboratory fees and prescriptions are charged separately, as is any referral to a specialist outside the practice. Sedation is priced on its own line. Everything else you will find on this page.