Our guide to making dental treatment more affordable

At Bachelors Walk Dental we strive to provide you with the best treatment possible, but we are also aware of the financial implications for our patients. We don't want cost to be a barrier to your improved oral health or the beautiful smile you've been dreaming of. So we have several payment options for you.

"Pay As You Go"

Lots of patients simply pay for their treatment as it is completed. We don't generally ask for full payment "up front", although some of our treatments may require a deposit before proceeding. You will be provided with an itemised estimate at the start of your course of treatment, and if it suits you to pay in this manner, that's absolutely fine.

Practice Plan

This is a simple, flexible way to pay for your dental care. For a small monthly payment we provide you with a comprehensive maintenance, prevention and treatment programme which includes:

2 extensive examinations
2 or 4 hygiene appointments
Dental x-rays as required
Eligibility to request assistance from the Worldwide Dental Emergency Assistance Scheme
20% discount on all dental treatment (including cosmetic but excluding dental implants)
10% discount on Invisible Orthodontic treatments

Joining is simple and the monthly amount is collected by direct debit, allowing you to budget easily for your dental needs.

Finance

This option can useful when planning more extensive treatments, such as orthodontic or cosmetic dental treatments. We work with Braemar Finance to offer interest free credit to our patients over a period of either 6 or 10 months. The application is simple and fast and allows you begin your treatment sooner. Finance is available to UK residents over 18, subject to status, terms and conditions apply.

To discuss the best option to meet your needs please contact our helpful Reception Team on 02892 663022.

Don't let cost be a barrier, give us a call and take the first step to a healthier, happier you.

The BWD Team 😃

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