All NHS charges are approximate figures as they are undergoing changes given by the Health Board.
Private treatment enables us to use different quality materials and techniques that restrictions in NHS funding would otherwise prevent. It also allows the dentist to spend more time caring for you and your teeth. When your teeth have been examined, a treatment plan is agreed and a written personal estimate prior to any treatment can be provided.
Free NHS Dental treatment - Exemption Entitlements
There are some exemptions from paying the NHS fees:
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Free dental treatment with: |
The proof you need to have |
Where and how to get proof |
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HC2 certificate |
An NHS certificate HC2 for full help with health costs. |
Make a claim using form HC1, obtainable from your Jobcentre Plus, from your
local hospital, dentist, optician, doctor or by calling 08458501166. |
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HC3 certificate |
An NHS certificate HC3 for partial help with health costs. |
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Income Support |
Your Income Support order book
an entitlement letter from your Jobcentre Plus |
You have to claim the benefit at your Jobcentre Plus |
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Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance |
An entitlement letter from your Jobcentre Plus Office |
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Pension Credit guarantee credit |
Pension Credit award notice from the Department of Work and Pensions |
Contact Pension Service phone line on 08456060265 |
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Tax credits |
NHS tax credit exemption certificate |
Exemption certificate will be sent to you. |
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Are under 18 years old |
Document showing your name and date-of-birth such as a birth certificate |
NHS medical cards are given out when you are first registered as a patient with
a GP. |
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Are aged 18 and in full-time education |
A current Child Benefit order book. proof of your date of birth and proof that
you are a full-time student. |
Child Benefit Centre: 08453021444. Your school, college or university can give
you proof that you are in qualifying full-time education. |
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Are pregnant |
MatB1 certificate or NHS prescription maternity exemption certificate |
MatB1 certificate are issued by your GP or registered midwife.
You can use your prescription maternity exemption certificate as proof. |
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Have had a baby or a stillborn baby in the previous 12 months |
Notification of birth form, birth certificate or stillbirth certificate |