Median of the prices actually published by Stockport practices we track,
next to the UK median for the same treatment. Private fees only — NHS treatment
is charged at fixed national band rates.
Treatment
UK median
Stockport
New patient examination
£77 £50–£120
£78 from 13 practices
Routine check-up
£60 £40–£83
£57 from 14 practices
Hygienist appointment (30 min)
£80 £60–£105
£76 from 11 practices
Scale & polish
£70 £40–£100
£65 from 5 practices
Dental X-ray
£15 £9–£25
£13 from 10 practices
Composite (white) filling
£150 £90–£217
£134 from 16 practices
Simple tooth extraction
£154 £90–£250
£149 from 13 practices
Root canal treatment
£450 £248–£783
£450 from 13 practices
Porcelain crown
£720 £461–£995
£763 from 16 practices
Home teeth whitening
£378 £275–£500
£358 from 14 practices
Single tooth implant
£2,500 £1,475–£3,300
£2,750 from 11 practices
Invisalign
£2,968 £1,500–£4,200
£2,999 from 13 practices
Based on fees published by dental practices in Stockport; medians shown
where at least 3 practices list a price. See the full UK dental price guide
How to save on dental bills in Stockport
Get dental insurance
Dental insurance is a great way to protect yourself against unexpected dental bills. Most policies reimburse
a percentage of eligible dental costs after the excess is paid. Compare quotes from multiple providers to find
the best cover for your needs and budget. Some policies also include routine check-ups and hygienist visits.
Schedule preventative care visits
Regular dental check-ups and hygienist visits can catch problems early, before they become serious and expensive
to treat. Six-monthly check-ups, professional cleaning, and maintaining good oral hygiene at home can
all help reduce long-term dental costs and prevent issues like cavities and gum disease.
Consider payment plans
Many dental practices in Stockport offer payment plans or work with providers like Klarna to
help spread the cost of treatment. Some practices also offer dental membership plans that bundle preventative care
at a reduced monthly rate, which can be more affordable than paying per visit.
Look into NHS dental care
If you're on a low income or receive certain benefits, you may qualify for free or reduced-cost NHS dental treatment.
Eligibility includes those receiving Universal Credit, Income Support, or Pension Credit. NHS dental charges are
significantly lower than private treatment costs.
