Dentists and orthodontists in UK cities, by the treatment you need
A toothache that will not wait until Monday, a gap where a tooth used to be, crooked teeth you have put up with since school: each one points to a different kind of practice. DentRank brings together the dental practices and orthodontists of UK towns and cities, shows what each of them provides and how to contact it, and lets you draw up a shortlist before you pick up the phone.
- 5 citieseach with its own list
- Grouped by type of carethose who treat your case, first
- Prices in viewfrom their own websites, dated
- Nobody pays to get infeatured places are always labelled
Typical prices for dentists in the United Kingdom
- First visit£48typical priceUsually £35 to £60187 clinics
The first visit usually costs between £35 and £60, with a typical price of £48.
- Dental cleaning£73typical priceUsually £57 to £90138 clinics
A dental cleaning usually costs between £57 and £90, with a typical price of £73.
- Filling£150typical priceUsually £103 to £18058 clinics
A filling usually costs between £103 and £180, with a typical price of £150.
- Root canal£490typical priceUsually £400 to £53533 clinics
A root canal usually costs between £400 and £535, with a typical price of £490.
- Extraction£159typical priceUsually £130 to £19640 clinics
An extraction usually costs between £130 and £196, with a typical price of £159.
- Dental implant£2,500typical priceUsually £2,400 to £2,90037 clinics
An implant usually costs between £2,400 and £2,900, with a typical price of £2,500.
From the prices 210 clinics in the United Kingdom publish, checked on 2 November 2026.
Lists by type of care
Composite bonding
Veneers
Teeth whitening
Nervous patients and sedation
NHS treatment
Dentist or practice manager?
Claiming your practice page is free and keeps its treatments, hours and description current. Pro adds photos, your website and contact buttons.
What decides the order of each list
Practices that do the treatment on the list week in, week out are placed above those for which it is an occasional job. After that we look at what patients say about each practice in public, weighed against how long it has been seeing them, and at how clearly it explains who treats you, whether it works under the NHS, privately or both, and what it charges. Nobody can pay to be listed. Pro and Top are open only to practices that have already been selected, and both always carry a label.