Fees
Fees
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NHS Fees
NHS Fees
NHS fees are set by the government and cannot be adjusted.
NHS dental examinations are free in Scotland, but there are charges for x-rays and other diagnostic procedures that may be required at an initial examination.
If you pay for your dental treatment, you pay 80% of the treatment cost up to a maximum of £384 for a single course of treatment. The remainder is subsidised by the NHS. If your treatment plan exceeds a total of £660 then the dentist will have to seek prior approval from the NHS board to carry out the treatment.
Some patients are exempt from paying NHS charges.
Exemptions from paying for NHS dental treatment include:
Patients under 26 years of age
Universal Credit
Employment Support Allowance
Income based Job Seekers Allowance
Pension Credit
Pregnant, or mother of a child under 12 months old
Please contact us directly for more information regarding private fees.
Finance
Finance
Black & Brown Dental Care offers offers payment plans allowing you to spread the cost of your treatment. This means you can pay for the treatment you want over a period of time to suit you. We have teamed up with a finance provider to offer a range of dental finance options that will make getting the treatment you would like much more accessible.
The Advantages:
Allows you to opt for the treatment you want, and spread the cost over a time frame that suits you
With a range of credit and payment options available, you can choose the one best suited to your circumstances
Up front deposits are optional - if you want to avoid an up front deposits this may be of interest to you.
BLACK & BROWN DENTAL LIMITED trading as Black and Brown Dental Care is an Appointed Representative of Chrysalis Finance Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. BLACK & BROWN DENTAL LIMITED is a credit broker, not a lender. The provider of a payment scheme which is not offered through or by Chrysalis Finance Limited may not be so authorised and regulated.
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