- Rhos Dental Practice 27 Market Street, Rhos, Wrexham, LL14 1AH
- 01978 845 391
We Are Not Currently Accepting New Nhs Patients.
We Are Accepting New Private Patients.
Non-registered patients, please contact NHS Wales on 111. Patients seeking routine care can access a dental access portal at
Dental Access Portal — Digital Health And Care Wales.
If you need NHS dental treatment, the amount you pay depends on the type of care. You should ask your dentist how much your individual treatment plan will cost. The dental practice may ask you to pay before beginning your treatment. You will normally pay 1 charge per course of treatment, or care package. Even if treatment takes place over more than 1 appointment.
A new patient assessment includes a full clinical and global health assessment, including soft tissue examination and X‑rays where appropriate. It also includes preventative care such as: oral hygiene and diet advice, support to reduce risk factors such as smoking, alcohol and sugar intake, topical fluoride application, prescription of high strength fluoride toothpaste, fissure sealants for enamel caries where clinically appropriate.
Recall examinations must follow NICE guidance and be based on your individual level of risk. Your dentist must record your recall interval and monitor your oral health to ensure you remain on the most appropriate recall pathway.
Urgent dental care includes an oral health assessment and treatment to relieve pain or prevent significant worsening of the presenting issue. Where appropriate, urgent care should provide a long‑term solution and may include permanent treatment, such as restorations, with your consent. You may be referred onwards if further care is needed.
Includes fillings, temporary crowns, Hall crowns and extractions for up to a total of 4 teeth.
Includes the same treatments as the simple restorative package for between 5 and 8 teeth.
For patients with gum disease who can engage with treatment. This includes tailored oral hygiene instruction and plaque removal
Includes upper and lower dentures. Laboratory charges are not included and must be paid separately unless you are exempt from NHS dental charges.
For patients with extensive tooth decay (7 or more affected teeth).
Root canal treatment for up to two front teeth (teeth 1 to 3)
Root canal treatment for up to two premolar or back teeth. Laboratory charges are not included and must be paid separately unless you are exempt.
Includes: up to 2 crowns, up to a 3 unit bridge, a single crown and a single cantilever bridge provided together Temporary restorations and laboratory charges are not included and must be paid separately unless you are exempt.
For treatments that fall outside other care packages or outside the guarantee period. This may include: denture repair, addition or reline denture adjustment study models bite‑raising appliances biopsy repair or re‑cementing of crowns, bridges or veneers removal of sutures treatment of infections urgent orthodontic issues management of bleeding or dry socket Laboratory charges are not included and must be paid separately unless you are exempt.
We want to make quality dental care affordable and accessible for all. We offer NHS treatments for everyday oral health and private dentistry treatments for when you want to enhance your smile.
The charge you pay depends on the treatment you need to keep your teeth and gums healthy. All charges apply to an overall course of treatment, and not the individual items within the course of treatment.
You will only have to pay one charge for each course of treatment – even if you need to visit your dentist more than once to finish it. You do not have to pay to have your dentures repaired. You may need to pay all, or some, of your treatment costs before you start a course of treatment.
Always ask the practice for a receipt. If you are interested in any of our services and require an appointment, contact us on 01978 845 391
