Oral health
Are you claiming free dental treatment?
This downloadable leaflet contains information on eligibility for patients to help them understand whether they're entitled to free dental treatment and let them know about other ways of getting help with their costs.
Are you claiming free treatment? (factsheet)
Don't assume you're entitled! Certain groups don't have to pay NHS dental treatment charges. You should always check with your dentist whether your treatment is private or NHS. If you're entitled to free NHS treatment and the treatment you receive is a mixture of NHS and private, you will still have to pay for the private treatment.
Brushing twice is nice (0-6 years)
A double sided information leaflet for parents of 0-6 year olds containing top tips for healthier teeth and a helpful brushing calendar.
Brushing twice is nice (6+ years)
A double sided information leaflet for parents of 6+ year olds containing top tips for healthier teeth and a helpful brushing calendar.
Claim form for a refund of NHS dental charges - HC5(D)
This form can be used to claim back the cost of NHS dental treatment for people on a low income who may be entitled to a refund.
Not all benefits entitle you to free dental treatment (A4 poster)
A downloadable poster featuring a mobile phone is suitable for use outside dental practice settings.
Not all benefits entitle you to free dental treatment - dentist (A4 poster)
A downloadable A4 poster for use in dental practices to help encourage patients to check whether they're entitled to free dental treatment. You can use the online eligibility checker at nhs.uk/checkbeforeyoutick.
Tiny teeth - a short guide to healthy teeth for the under fives
A five minute guide to healthy teeth for the under fives.
Top tips for teeth (wallet card)
A fold-out wallet card sized leaflet encouraging parents and children to - visit the dentist regularly, be sugar smart and to brush teeth twice a day, once before bed and once at any other time in the day.
Twice as nice (top tips for teeth)
An A4 poster encouraging parents and children to brush their teeth twice a day, once before bed and once at any other time in the day.