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Bamford Dental Practice
The Precinct, Norden Road
Rochdale
Greater Manchester
OL11 5PT
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| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| New patient consultation (including 2 small x-rays) | £100.00 | £100.00 |
| Routine examination | £59.00 | Included |
| Child examination (3-10yrs) | £15.00 | Included |
| Child examination (10-17yrs) | £30.00 | Included |
| New Patient Emergency Appointment | £130.00 | - |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| OPG | £60.50 | -10% |
| Small X-rays | £19.50 | Included |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Hygienist Visit (30-minute appointment) | £75.00 | Included/Additional visits -10% |
| Direct access (1 - hour appointment) | £155.00 | - |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Tooth Coloured filling from | £143.00 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Root Canal Treatments from | £319.00 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Extractions from | £148.50 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Crowns from | £654.50 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Veneers | £654.50 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Composite Bonding from | £250.00 | - |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Bridges | From £660.00 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Acrylic Upper & Lower | From £1040.00 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Enlighten | From £750.00 | - |
| Boutique & Pola Night | From £360.00 | - |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Implant consultation | £150.00 | - |
| Implants | £1480.00 | - |
| Sedation | From £258.50 | - |
| Annual Implant Review Including Hygiene | £110 | - |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Mouth Guards | From £100.00 | -10% |
| Treatment | Private Fee | Denplan Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Orthodontics (teeth straightening) | From £3750.00 | - |
*STC - Subject to a consultation
You can borrow between £350 and £25,000, subject to status. You must be over 21 to apply, and you must have lived in the UK for at least 3 years.
A deposit is not required, but if you want to pay one and so reduce the amount you borrow, this is completely up to you.
You will need to complete a simple, online credit application, which one of our staff can help you with. The information is transmitted to the lender immediately and a reply is usually received by return. You can then either sign a credit agreement that we print for you, or have it emailed for you to complete at home.
Obviously this will depend on the amount you borrow and whether you pay a deposit. Our staff will show you, completely without obligation, the monthly repayments for your particular treatment.
Calculate for yourself the monthly repayments for your treatment by entering the cost in the Chrysalis calculator: 
Immediately – as soon as the credit agreement has been signed.
The monthly payments are collected by Direct Debit, starting one month after you sign the credit agreement, and are subject the usual guarantee from your bank.
There is a statutory ‘cooling off’ period of 14 days after signature during which you can cancel the credit agreement with no cost to you. However, if you have started any treatment which would have been financed, you will have to make other arrangements to pay for it.
The finance is arranged through Chrysalis Finance Ltd., a company authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out the regulated activity of credit broking under Firm Reference Number 631193
Bamford Dental Practice Ltd trading as Bamford Dental Practice is an Appointed Representative of Chrysalis Finance Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out the regulated activity of credit broking www.Chrysalisfinance.com.
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Come and see our gentle and relaxed team to talk through your concerns. We also offer sedation to reduce anxiety during treatment.
Sugar in food and drink is converted into acid by bacteria which live on the teeth. Reducing the frequency of sugary foods and drinks reduces the number of “acid attacks” and therefore regular brushing with fluoride toothpaste can help to strengthen tooth enamel and reduce decay.
Current evidence shows that an electric toothbrush can perform better than a manual toothbrush if used correctly. Electric brushes with a rotating ossolating head (for example, Oral B Professional) have been shown to give the best results. Don’t forget your inter-dental cleaning aids, such as TePe brushes and floss!
We recommend toothpaste with a fluoride content of 1,350 – 1,500 parts per million (ppm). In certain circumstances your Dentist may prescribe a toothpaste with a higher fluoride content (patients with extensive decay or patients with a dry mouth, please ask your Dentist for more details).
We usually recommend a check-up every 6 months. Patients susceptible to dental decay or gum disease may need to be seen more frequently.
Gum disease is caused by the body’s immune reaction to the build-up of dental plaque. If left untreated this can lead to the development of pockets between teeth and gums which can harbour bacteria. This can lead to bone loss which causes gum recession and undermines the support for teeth.
Most dental x-rays require a tiny dose of radiation. Did you know, a long-haul flight from London to New York can expose you to 30 more times radiation than a small x-ray inside your mouth.
Yes, if a patient suffering from gum disease is treated correctly and if the patient follows the guidance of dental care professionals they can be ‘free’ of this problem but will need lifelong maintenance and monitoring to make sure the patient does not relapse and if they do, we can guide them and help them to control the disease and return to a maintenance phase.
When their first baby teeth arrive, usually around 6 months of age. However, it is wise to get advice from your Dentist to prevent tooth decay even before the baby teeth erupt.