How expensive are crowns with an NHS dentist??

Answer 1

i am a dental nurse a crown on the NHS is just under £200.
if you don't have it done on the NHS then the book is open at any price the top price i have heard of oi £1000+

Answer 2

Crowns on the nhs are now £194 since april 1st of this year, this price covers you for 1 crown or 3 crowns!

Answer 3

If the cost of treatment is a major concern, then i would suggest you explore the option of travelling to another country for your dentalwork.

Whilst it isnt financially feasable for everyone, the fact you can save over 90% on prices in the US and UK makes it very attractive to many.

Of course you need to do your due dilligence and make sure the dentist you decide on has both the expertise and most importantly recommendations you can check.

I have done this myself a few months ago. After extensive research i went to a delightful and highly recommended lady dentist in Mexico, and 28 top quality porcelain crowns cost me $2400/£1200. I saved myself over $33,000 on what i'd been quoted here,fully 92% less.

As i say , this isnt for everyone, but if you are thinking of spending a considerable sum of money, it is an option you should perhaps at least consider..:-)

More details on where and why i went to Mexico below
Hope this helps
Cheers
TonyW

Answer 4

I have an NHS dentist, and my crowns may need replacing after 25 years. Full porclain ones, with porcelain pins would cost around £400 for two.

Answer 5

they fall into a band three on the nhs new guidlines they are £194.00 for one or 10!! the price stays the same regardless how many you have

Answer 6

Approx 200 quid, but you can have two done for that price providing it's classed as one treatment.