Every from-price Cameron charges sits on this page, along with what is included and how finance works. Both consultation fees you pay come off your treatment, and a fixed figure follows your assessment rather than a guess from a photograph.
Cosmetic treatment is a real amount of money and you should be able to find out roughly what you are looking at before you pick up the phone. That is the entire reason this page exists in the form it does.
What the page cannot honestly do is give you a final figure, because your final figure depends on how many teeth are involved, which technique the case calls for, and what Cameron finds when he examines and scans your mouth properly. Everything below is a from-price. Your written plan carries the real number, though treatment plans may be subject to change.
Most people begin with the cosmetic consultation. If you already know what you want, you can go straight to the clinical assessment. Either fee is credited against your treatment if you go ahead.
Cosmetic consultation with Ellie
£20
Fifteen minutes with Ellie, your treatment coordinator.
You talk through what is bothering you, she takes photographs, and for composite bonding you get a mock-up so you can see the idea on your own teeth
Prices, timescales and any question that is not clinical get answered here
The £20 secures the appointment and comes off your treatment
Clinical assessment with Cameron
£150
A full appointment with Cameron, and the point at which anything can actually be recommended.
A full photographic series
Intra-oral x-rays
An OPG scan
A full clinical examination
An intra-oral scan with the iTero rather than putty impressions
Oral cancer screening
You leave with a treatment plan he has designed himself, and the £150 comes off your treatment
These are starting prices. What you pay depends on the number of teeth and the complexity of the case, and it is confirmed in writing after your clinical assessment.
from £250
from £500, goes towards treatment
from £250 per tooth
from £350 per tooth
from £450 per tooth
from £125 per tooth
Composite bonding recontouring
from £95 per tooth
from £3,699
Removable retainer
from £175 per arch
Fixed retainer
from £250 per arch
Replacement retainer
from £175 per arch
Cosmetic tooth contouring
from £125 per tooth
Gum contouring / gum reshaping
from £200
White spot removal (ICON treatment)
from £195 per tooth
Enamel microabrasion
from £175 per tooth
Tooth-coloured composite filling
from £189, all placed under rubber dam
Aesthetic ceramic crown
from £1,100
Ceramic inlay / onlay
from £895
Aesthetic dental bridge
from £950 per unit
Nightguard
from £150
from £1,400
from £2,100
from £2,800
from £4,770
Individual quotation
All prices are starting fees and are subject to clinical assessment, treatment suitability and individual requirements.
The final cost may vary depending on the complexity of treatment, the number of teeth involved, the materials selected and any additional clinical procedures required.
A personalised treatment plan and written quotation will be provided before treatment begins. Treatment plans may be subject to change. Consultation fees, diagnostic records and any necessary preparatory treatment will be explained separately where applicable.
Not every treatment is clinically appropriate for every patient. All cosmetic procedures are subject to an oral health assessment.
Cameron also carries out routine and general dental treatment, and those fees are not listed here because Cameron is known for his cosmetic work. If you need something that is not on this list, ask treatment coordinator Ellie when she rings and she will tell you the fee.
Whitening is included with Invisalign and with veneer treatment, and it is timed for the end of your alignment rather than the start, because that is the order that actually works.
Composite and porcelain do not lighten once they are made, so the shade gets settled before anything permanent goes on.
Straight, then shade, then shape.
Finance is available through Chrysalis, subject to status and approval. Interest-free options run over twelve months or less, and longer terms are available with interest. There is a minimum spend, and the deposit varies depending on the treatment and the term you choose.
Treatment coordinator Ellie can talk you through the options when she rings, and the figures go in your written plan so you can see the monthly cost next to the total before you decide anything.
Cosmetic work carries a twelve month warranty as standard. Cameron gives you the option to extend that to five years for £25 a month, because he does not want anyone stuck in month thirteen with nowhere to go. He stands behind his work, and he is still there long after the treatment itself is finished.
See the cosmetic warranty planPeople ask, so it is worth answering. Treatment abroad is cheaper, and the gap is rarely what people assume. Often the two quotes are not even for the same treatment: what gets fitted abroad is frequently crowns rather than veneers, which means the tooth is reduced on every surface first. What you are paying for here is the planning before anything happens, the same clinician start to finish, work that is designed to remove as little tooth as possible, and somebody who is still around in two years if an edge chips.
It is worth comparing exactly what is included rather than the headline number:
How the case is planned
Who is doing the treatment
What the materials are
What the aftercare looks like
What happens if something needs adjusting later
Cameron will happily talk you through what he would and would not do, without running anyone else down.
Leave your number and treatment coordinator Ellie rings you back. Between you, you work out what you actually need, and nothing is booked until you want it to be.