Our practice is fully private and we are no longer taking on any NHS patients. We are accepting new private patients – contact us for a consultation.

Yes, we do. If you’re a regular patient, an emergency appointment costs £95 (or £76 on our membership plan) and includes 1 X-ray, 1 temporary filling if needed, and pain relief. If you’re not a regular patient with us, an emergency appointment will cost £120 and also includes 1 X-ray, 1 temporary filling if needed, and pain relief.

Ashby, Higham Ferrers and Rugby are wheelchair accessible, including a car park and entrance.

We have four conveniently located practices in Higham Ferrers, Scraptoft in Leicester, Earls Barton, and Ashby. 

Dental anxiety is very common, and we’ve worked with many patients who are nervous or anxious about visiting the dentist. We’ll make sure you feel comfortable and at ease at our practices, and our staff will take good care of you at your appointment so you don’t have to sacrifice great dental care.

We offer a free consultation with a deposit of £25 for patients considering Invisalign, and £45 for patients considering dental implants. For any other cosmetic treatments, you’ll need to come in for a full new patient exam, which costs £85.

A new patient exam costs £85 and includes small X-rays if needed.

Invisalign at TG’s Dental Suite starts at £4,195, with the full cost depending on your individual treatment plan. On our dental membership plan, Invisalign starts at £3,356.  

We offer a dental membership plan to help you get the regular dental treatments you need at an affordable price. We also offer 0% APR monthly instalments to help spread the cost of treatment. See our Membership plan and Pricing page for more information. 

Preventative treatment is better than reactive treatment, so it’s important that you have regular dental check-ups every 6 - 12 months, as these help us to keep on top of your oral health and hygiene, detect problems at the earliest signs, and perform dental treatments to address them before they become more serious.

Routine dental check-ups include visual examinations of your teeth, gums and mouth and allow us to determine how healthy your teeth are. X-rays and digital photographs may be taken during a routine check-up for us to be able to assess your overall dental health.

Much like a regular check-up, it’s a good idea to have a dental hygiene appointment every 6 - 12 months to maintain optimal teeth and gum health, take care of any plaque and bacteria build-up, and reduce the risk of tooth decay and tooth infections.

Our experienced dental hygienist will start by assessing your gum health and checking for any build-up of plaque and early warning signs of gum disease. They’ll then perform a thorough clean and scale using our comfortable AirFlow treatment to remove plaque and persistent staining, and finish with a polish to make sure you leave with sparkly teeth and healthy gums.