Answers before you ring

Yes. New patients are usually seen within five working days, and the first visit is a £59 exam with photographs, X-rays if needed and a written plan. You can pick a time online.

No, Northlight is private, which is why every price is published on this site. If you would prefer NHS care, we will say so plainly and point you to the local list.

Yes. Every exam ends with a written, itemised quote you take home. It does not expire, the number is fixed once agreed, and nothing starts without your yes.

Anything over £500 can be spread across ten months at 0%, arranged at the front desk the same day. Longer terms on treatment over £2,000 carry interest, which we show in pounds.

Give us 24 hours’ notice and there is no charge. With less, we may ask for half the appointment fee because the slot usually cannot be filled.

Yes. Theo sees our under-16s, and children under 12 are free on a parent’s Northlight Plan. First visits for little ones are mostly a ride in the chair.

There are six spaces behind the building off Quay Lane, and the parade is free after 6pm and on Sundays. The car park two streets away is validated for an hour at the desk.

Ring the emergency line. One of our own dentists calls back, tells you how to manage it and books you in first thing on the next open day.

Yes. A front tooth from £480, a molar from £690 split across two visits. Modern root treatment is a long, dull appointment rather than a painful one.

Straightforward extractions, yes, from £160. If a wisdom tooth is buried or close to a nerve we refer you to an oral surgeon and tell you why.

Inhalation sedation (gas and air) with Dr Sokół, from £180 a session. You stay awake and can drive home after half an hour.

We fit a small number, but for most people composite bonding does the same job without removing enamel. We will show you both options with prices.