Dental check-up in Havering

Prices read 28 August 2026 · How we verify prices

10 dental practices in Havering publish what they charge for dental check-up. Half of them ask between £32 and £89 for an appointment, and the middle price is £45 — 10% below the pooled median of £50 across the 24 boroughs where we hold dental check-up prices. The figures below are those practices' own published fees, read in August 2026, each one linked to the practice and its CQC registration. They are not quotes: what you pay depends on what the examination finds. An NHS examination is a Band 1 charge of £27.90 — the same in every borough.

Price overview · Havering
OptionCost (per appointment)Notes
Private — lower£3325th percentile of published prices
Private — typical£45Median across 10 Havering practices
Private — upper£8975th percentile
NHS£27.90Band 1, set nationally

How this is worked out. Every figure comes from a price list the practice publishes itself. We drop “from” prices, which describe the cheapest possible case rather than a price, and variants narrower than the treatment named. 10 Havering practices remain. The middle price across all 24 boroughs we cover is £50. How we read a fee guide.

What the numbers say · Havering
Neighbouring boroughMedianvs HaveringMiddle halfPractices
Bexley£47£2 more£39–£518

Why do some Havering practices list under half the median?

1 of 10 published prices are below £22: Hacton Dental Care (£10). A figure this far below the borough median is often a narrower product than the rest of the table (a single session, a top-up, or an introductory offer) — check what the practice's fee guide includes before comparing.

Why are some Havering prices more than double the median?

3 of 10 listed prices exceed £90: Winning Smiles (£95), Highland View Dental Surgery Hornchurch (£100), Smile Sanctuary (£115). These are typically premium packages or specialist-led treatment; the median is a better guide to what a typical Havering practice charges.

Every statement above is computed from the 10 published prices in the table below; it changes when the data changes.

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Published prices, practice by practice

10 Havering practices publish this fee. Each figure is the practice's own published price, read August 2026; narrower variants (“from” prices, child or temporary work) are excluded. Sorted lowest first.

PracticePublished price
Hacton Dental Care£10
Elm Park Dental Surgery£30
UK Smiles Dental Practice Limited - Romford£30
Dental Beauty Romford Limited£40
Viva Dental Studio£40
Church View Clinic Limited£50
Naidu & Naidu Dental Care£70
Winning Smiles£95
Highland View Dental Surgery Hornchurch£100
Smile Sanctuary£115

A low figure is a real published fee, not a quote — complexity can change the price. Always confirm. How we verify

What you are paying for

A check-up is an examination, a soft-tissue check for anything abnormal, and an assessment of gum health. Radiographs are often included for a new patient and charged separately afterwards. Ask which, because a £45 check-up with £30 of X-rays is not cheaper than a £75 one that includes them.

How often you actually need one

NICE guideline CG19 does not recommend six-monthly check-ups for everyone. It recommends an interval set individually between 3 and 24 months, based on your risk of dental disease, and its 2018 surveillance review found no evidence that a 24-month interval harmed low-risk adults. If you are recalled every six months by default, it is reasonable to ask what your risk assessment was — over ten years the difference is substantial.

The NHS alternative

An NHS check-up is a Band 1 charge of £27.90, which covers the examination, any X-rays and a scale and polish if you clinically need one. That price is set nationally and does not change with the postcode. The barrier is availability, not cost.

What the evidence says

A routine scale and polish every six months does not keep gums healthier than having one when your dentist judges it necessary.

The Cochrane review found that scheduled scale and polish did not reduce the early signs of gum disease more than treatment given as needed. It does remove more calculus — six-monthly more than twelve-monthly, on high-certainty evidence — but the clinical importance of that difference is uncertain. Patients did report their teeth felt cleaner. If a practice sells you a fixed cleaning schedule, this is the evidence to ask them about.

Prices on this page are ours, read from practices' own fee guides. The finding above is independent peer-reviewed research, cited so you can check it. All sources and licences.

CQC-registered practices in Havering

Every practice below is on the CQC register. Contact them directly — we take no enquiries and no practice pays to appear here.

Showing 24 of 50. See every practice in Havering →

Prices are compiled from the fee guides practices publish themselves and always need confirming with the practice before treatment. DentistFees is not a dental practice and does not give clinical advice. See our sources.