Dental Check-Up
We are accepting new private patients to join our surgery for routine dental check-ups and emergency appointments.
With 50 years of experience behind us, we can offer you a range of general dental treatments like dental check-ups, hygienist services and white fillings.
We also are accepting new patients on a private basis and offer bespoke dental membership plans.
For your convenience, we offer appointments on Saturdays, late evenings and lunchtimes, and family appointments.
All appointments are on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Expert Dentists
15+ Years
Duration
30 - 45 minutes
Fee
From £35
Why Choose 72 Dental?
For patients who join our private dental care, we offer the following checks during a routine check-up
✓ Check for caries and tooth decay
✓ Check for tooth cracks/fractures
✓ Check for tooth wear
✓ Gingival health check for identifying any gum disease
✓ Mouth cancer check
✓ Head & neck check to identify swollen glands, jaw and biting
✓ Oral hygiene check
✓ Inside mouth check (lips, cheek, roof and floor of mouth, tongue)
✓ The functionality of the mouth (chewing, biting, smiling)
✓ Health and stability of existing restorations (fillings)
✓ Health of bone
✓ Health of areas under, between and inside teeth
✓ X-rays (included)
Fees
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We also offer Membership Plan from only 75p per day!
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New Patient Exam (includes x-rays, extra/intraoral photographs & iTero Scan) £80
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Existing Patient Examination £67
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Child Exam (0-9 years old) £35
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Child Exam (9-16 years old) £50
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Radiographs
Intra Oral Radiograph £12
OPG (Large X-Ray) £50
Cone Beam CT Scan (Both Arches) £195
Faq
Please ring us on 0208 660 3308, email hello@72dental.co.uk
A routine dental examination is generally between 6 and 12 months, and our recommendations will be based on guidelines issued by an independent body NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence).
Your dietary habits and how you look after your gums and teeth at home are a decisive factor in the frequency of dental check-ups.
That’s great news that you don’t have any pain, however, unlike toothache or sensitivity, gum disease often doesn’t cause pain or discomfort, but if gum disease is left untreated at the first stage of gingivitis, it can develop into periodontitis, which is much more severe and can lead to tooth loss.
Did you know that toothache develops over a long time sometimes months?
Once a cavity is formed it slowly deteriorates to the stage where it results in severe pain leading to either tooth loss or more expensive and extensive treatment such as Root Canal Treatment (RCT) and large fillings.
Neglecting dental check-ups usually leads to pain and more difficult treatments in the future, so it’s best to deal with problems beforehand, or, if possible, prevent them entirely.
