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Park Street Dental Practice in Weymouth Dorset offer DPAS dental scheme
DPAS care plan is a pay monthly scheme.
Ask a member of staff for more details on how to join.
The Scheme Summary leaflet
Plan Limited or DPAS Limited, you are eligible to make a request for assistance
under the Worldwide Dental Emergency Assistance Scheme (‘the Scheme’). The
Scheme is managed by the Scheme Manager on behalf of Worldwide Assistance
Limited, part of the Wesleyan Group.
This is a brief description of how the Scheme operates.
Find below the respective Assistance Forms
The Scheme Request for Assistance - HOSP[...]
Adobe Acrobat document [95.1 KB]
The Scheme Request for Assistance - DENT[...]
Adobe Acrobat document [117.7 KB]
The Scheme Request for Assistance - EMER[...]
Adobe Acrobat document [120.4 KB]
Fees
You've chosen the right dentist.
Your needs will always be the first priority. The treatment plan will be formulated with your best interest in mind.
There will always be a treatment taylor made to suit your needs.
All the options will be presented and discussed .
You are guaranteed to get the best treatment available at the best price possible.
- Amalgam (silver) fillings - £135 to £217
- White (resin) fillings - £142 to £306
- Crowns - £650
- Bridges - Number of teethX£650
- Planned extraction - £165
- Emergency extraction - £220
- Surgical extraction - £385
- Dentures full archesX2 - £1408
- Dentures full 1 Arch - £795
- Chrome dentures - £1714
- Casual patient emergency appointment during surgery hours - £100
MEMBERS OF MAINTENANCE DENTAL PLANS have 15% and 20% discount while members of full care plan only pay lab fees where applicable. Please ask a member a staff for more details.
DPAS is a monthly payment scheme that allows you to budget the cost of your dental treatment and prevention routine.
This information has been updated 01/02/2025
Preventative care, check-up at least once a year
You should come for a check-up at least once a year to make sure that you are looking after your teeth and gums properly and to have their condition checked. If you have sensitive teeth or gingivitis, it would be a good idea to have a check-up every six months.
Our tip: ask for our advice and make your next appointment at the end of each visit.
Any further questions?
Call us on 01305 783961 or contact us directly using the contact form.
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