Dental Fees at Deepcar Dental Care: Routine Care Costs
Dentist prices for routine care at Deepcar Dental Care are listed on the practice fee list. A new patient examination, including X-rays where needed, is £39 on the current new patient offer, usually £85 (one per person, for anyone new to the practice). White filling and extraction fees appear as ranges. This page explains how fees are structured, what changes a fee, and the membership plan and finance.
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What are dentist prices for an examination, X-ray, filling or extraction?
A new patient examination at Deepcar Dental Care is £39 on the current new patient offer, usually £85. A small X-ray taken at a routine visit is £15, and white filling and extraction fees are ranges. The table below gives five lines of the practice fee list, each under the fee list's own line name.
| Fee list line | Fee on the practice fee list |
|---|---|
| New Patient Examination including X-Rays (30 minutes) | £39 on the current new patient offer, usually £85. For anyone new to the practice, one per person. |
| Small X-Ray | £15 for a small X-ray taken at a routine visit |
| White Composite Filling | £150 to £220 |
| Tooth Extraction | £120 to £260 |
| Wisdom Tooth Extraction | £350 to £450 |
Crowns, bridges, root canal treatment and dentures are restorative treatments, which rebuild or replace damaged or missing teeth rather than form part of routine care. Their treatment costs are set out on a separate page.
How are dental fees structured at Deepcar Dental Care?
Dental fees at Deepcar Dental Care are set out on the practice fee list, one line per treatment. The fee list says its prices are based on individual clinical needs. Some lines are a single figure and some are a range, and the fee list explains that a range reflects normal clinical variation rather than uncertainty.
The General Dental Council's standards ask dental professionals to give clear information on prices on their websites, so that patients do not have to ask for it. For items which may vary in cost, the standards say a "from" and "to" price range can be shown. This page shows only the fee list lines that give a range with an upper figure, or a single stated fee.
Fees on this page were checked against the practice fee list on 16 October 2026. The fee list notes that fees are reviewed periodically and may change.
Book a consultation online or call 0114 288 2121.
What affects a dental fee?
A dental fee changes with the time, materials and complexity a treatment needs, which is why some fee list lines are ranges. The practice fee list names the factors that may affect a final fee:
- the extent of decay, damage or wear
- the position and accessibility of the tooth
- the condition of the surrounding gum and bone
- the time and materials required for safe treatment
The fee list gives a white composite filling as £150 to £220, and the extent of decay and the position of the tooth help explain that spread. A wider area of decay generally needs more time and more filling material than a small one, and a tooth that is harder to reach can take longer to treat.
How often you need a check-up also shapes what routine care costs over a year. NICE guidance is that the interval should be set for each patient from their oral health, ranging from 3 months to 2 years for adults and no longer than 1 year for under-18s. Under that guidance, each check-up is an oral health review, and the interval to your next one is set from it. For a healthy adult, the standard recall interval at Deepcar Dental Care is 6 months. For what happens at each visit, see a guide to routine dental care.
If a fee has a range, a useful question to ask at your examination is which of the fee list's factors apply to your tooth. That depends on the tooth itself, which is why the fee list ties a confirmed cost to a clinical examination.
What can a published fee list not tell you?
A published fee list is a general guide to typical dental costs, not a treatment plan or a fixed quote for your own care.
The practice fee list sets out its own limits. Complex cases may require more than one visit. Additional treatment may be required if new findings are identified during care. Estimates may change if clinical conditions differ from the initial assessment.
Is there a membership plan or finance?
Yes. Deepcar Dental Care has a membership plan for regular check-ups and hygiene visits, and it offers finance as a way of paying for treatment in instalments.
Is there a membership plan?
Deepcar Dental Care's membership plan covers 2 examinations and 2 hygiene visits each year, the regular, ongoing part of routine dental care at our practice. For the plan's current price and details, call the practice on 0114 288 2121.
Does Deepcar Dental Care offer finance?
Yes. Finance is a way of paying for treatment in instalments rather than in one payment. To ask whether finance can be used for your treatment, call the practice on 0114 288 2121.
Finance is a form of credit. Under Financial Conduct Authority rules, a lender must make a reasonable assessment of whether the credit is affordable for you before agreeing to it, so approval depends on that assessment.
See finance options: read about spreading the cost of treatment at the practice before you apply, or call 0114 288 2121.
Frequently asked questions
Will I need an X-ray at every dental visit?
Not necessarily. NHS charge information lists X-rays as part of an examination "if clinically needed", so an X-ray depends on clinical need rather than on the visit itself. At Deepcar Dental Care, X-rays where needed are part of the new patient examination line on the fee list, and the practice takes digital X-rays on site.
How quickly can a new patient be seen?
A new patient's first appointment at Deepcar Dental Care is usually available within a few days. You can complete your medical history online before the visit. You can book online through the booking portal or call 0114 288 2121, and see how to register as a new patient.
Can I book a hygiene appointment without a check-up?
Yes. At Deepcar Dental Care you can book a hygiene appointment directly with our dental therapist, without seeing a dentist first and without registering as a patient. Hygiene appointments can be booked online through the booking portal. For hygiene appointment fees, see what it costs on the dental hygiene pages.
What are the NHS dental charge bands in England?
NHS guidance explains that, in England, NHS dental charges are grouped into three bands. Band 1 covers an examination, X-rays if clinically needed and simple gum care such as scaling. Band 2 adds treatment such as fillings and extractions, and Band 3 adds crowns, bridges and dentures. Read more on how NHS and private dentistry differ.
Do fees change with the day or time of an appointment?
No. The practice fee list states that fees are the same from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week, so the fee for a treatment does not change with the day or time you book. Deepcar Dental Care is open from 8am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday, for routine appointments booked online or by phone.
Deepcar Dental Care is at 334 Manchester Road, Deepcar, Sheffield, S36 2RH, about 15 minutes by car from Sheffield city centre, with free parking directly outside. Before you book, you can read what patients say about Deepcar Dental Care.
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