How much are white fillings in UK?

If you want a white (composite) filling for back teeth done privately, they’ll be between £40 and £250 depending on which teeth need filling.

Do white fillings cost more UK?

All filling costs vary dependant upon the size and location of the filling and tooth. At our dental practice the difference of cost is quite small. White fillings are around £10 more than silver fillings, this is mainly due to the higher cost of materials involved with placing a white filling.

How much does a white tooth filling cost?

Metal filling, also called silver amalgam: $50 to $150 for one or two surfaces of the tooth and $120 to $300 for three or more surfaces. Composite resin fillings, also called clear or tooth colored: $90 to $250 for one or two tooth surfaces and $150 to $450 for three more surfaces.

How much does a cavity filling cost UK?

The dentist prices for fillings in the UK is roughly £40-£250 depending on the choice of filling, which tooth needs filling and dental practice.

Are white fillings better than silver UK?

White fillings are weaker than silver fillings and might not last as long. There is a higher chance of cavities reforming under the filling, called recurrent decay, with white fillings. White fillings tend to be more expensive than silver fillings.

How do you get a white filling on the NHS?

White fillings Your dentist should explain the options to you in advance. If you prefer to have the white filling or any other cosmetic filling options, your dentist will be able to advise you on the private costs for such treatments, and the risks and benefits associated with it.

Does NHS pay for white fillings?

Where clinically appropriate, white fillings are available on the NHS and are generally charged as Band 2. For example, if you need a filling in one of your front teeth (incisors and canines), the filling material of choice may be a white filling.

How long do white fillings last UK?

Many patients see their composite fillings lasting for about ten years. But if you take really great care of your fillings, they may be able to last you longer than that — and even a lifetime!

Do NHS do white fillings?