Dental Prices in Kensington and Chelsea

Kensington and Chelsea has 2 CQC-inspected dental practices covering areas such as Chelsea, Kensington, Notting Hill. Private prices in this borough are among the highest in the country. Kensington and Chelsea is the most expensive borough in the UK for private dentistry, with practices around Sloane Street and Kensington High Street serving an international clientele. NHS availability is minimal.

CQC does not award ratings to dental practices; it inspects them against five regulations and publishes whether each is met. 2 of these practices met all CQC regulations at their most recent inspection. NHS availability here is very limited — most practices operate closed lists and are not accepting new NHS patients. Compare NHS band charges against private fees below, and check each practice's inspection outcome before you book.

Typical Prices · Kensington and Chelsea
ProcedureNHSPrivate (local estimate)
Dental Implants Not covered £2,700 – £5,250
Invisalign Not covered £2,250 – £8,250
Veneers (per tooth) Not covered £450 – £1,800
Composite Bonding (per tooth) Not covered £225 – £600
Teeth Whitening Not covered £300 – £900
Root Canal £76.60 £300 – £1,050

Private estimates scale the London median by local price positioning · All London prices →

CQC Quality
CQC inspection outcomePracticesShare
Regulations met at last inspection 2 100%
Improvements required 0 0%
Offer NHS treatment 1 50%

CQC does not award ratings to dentists. Figures reflect the outcome of each practice's most recent CQC inspection across our verified list. How CQC assesses dentists →

Practices in Kensington and Chelsea
Kensington and Chelsea
Private
, · Private
CQC: Regulations met
Kensington and Chelsea · SW10 0LR
NHS & Private
407 Kings Road, Chelsea, SW10 0LR · NHS & Private
CQC: Regulations met
Questions
How much does a private dentist cost in Kensington and Chelsea?

A private check-up in Kensington and Chelsea typically costs £75 to £225. Prices here run above the London median. Individual treatments vary by practice and clinician.

Are there NHS dentists accepting new patients in Kensington and Chelsea?

NHS availability is very limited in this borough. Most practices are not accepting new NHS patients.

Are Kensington and Chelsea dental practices CQC-rated?

No — CQC does not award ratings (Outstanding/Good) to dental practices; it has no legal power to rate them. Instead it inspects each practice against five regulations and publishes whether they are met. 2 of the 2 verified Kensington and Chelsea practices on our list met all regulations at their most recent inspection.

Prices from published practice fee guides and local positioning estimates. CQC data via the CQC public API under Open Government Licence v3.0. NHS charges from April 2026. How we collect and verify data.