examination, assessment and advice (a routine dental appointment)
X-rays, if clinically needed
putting fluoride on the surface of your teeth
simple management of gum disease, such as scaling (a thorough clean of your teeth and gums), if clinically needed
moulds of your teeth, for example to see how your teeth bite together
minimal adjustments to false teeth (dentures) or orthodontic appliances, such as braces – for example, smoothing rough parts or tightening clasps

NHS Fees

fillings
root canal treatment to treat an infection or inflammation in the centre of your tooth
removing teeth (extraction) and other oral surgery procedures
sealant to fill small holes or grooves in your teeth
adding to your false teeth (dentures), such as adding a clasp or a tooth, or making extensive adjustments, such as relining and rebasing
a bite-raising appliance to correct your bite (does not include a laboratory-made appliance)
extensive management of gum disease

a type of cap that covers your real tooth (crown)
restoring damaged teeth with inlays and onlays
false teeth (dentures) made from plastic or metal
a fixed replacement for a missing tooth or teeth (bridge)
orthodontic treatment, such as braces, to improve the appearance, position and function of your teeth
other custom-made appliances, not including sports guards