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Children's dentistryEngland

Birchfield Dental Practice (New Milton)

Children's dental practice in New Milton, part of Birchfield Dental Practice (Hamish Morton).

New Milton, BH25 6BZ

NHS availability not stated

About the practice

Birchfield Dental Practice (New Milton) is a dental practice at 23 Spencer Road New Milton BH25 6BZ. The practice is registered with the Care Quality Commission under Birchfield Dental Practice (Hamish Morton). It is recorded as providing caring for children (0 - 18yrs), services for everyone, caring for adults under 65 yrs, dementia, learning disabilities, caring for adults over 65 yrs.

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Where to find us

23 Spencer Road, New Milton, BH25 6BZ, United Kingdom

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Regulator: Care Quality Commission

NHS treatment

NHS availability not stated

NHS treatment is charged in three bands, and many patients are exempt. Band 1 covers examination and prevention, Band 2 covers fillings and extractions, Band 3 covers crowns, bridges and dentures.

Band 1
Band 2
Band 3
Urgent

NHS dental chargesNHS England banded charges

Treatments and prices

Treatments offered, with indicative price ranges.

General dentistry

White filling
On request
Root canal treatment
On request

Check-ups and hygiene

Private examination
On request
Scale and polish with hygienist
On request

Implants and oral surgery

Tooth extraction
On request

Children's dentistry

Child examination
On request
Fissure sealants
On request

Fees shown are indicative and published by the practice. NHS charge bands are set by the relevant health service and reviewed annually — always confirm the cost of treatment with the practice before you start.