Health Invoice Template

Free Private Dentist Invoice Template

Invoice patients for dental examinations, treatment plans, and cosmetic dentistry. Professional invoices from Tidybill.

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What is a Private Dentist invoice?

A private dentist invoice covers examination, diagnostic, preventive, and restorative dental treatment outside the NHS, as well as cosmetic dentistry procedures. Private dental invoices cover check-ups, X-rays, scale and polish, fillings, extractions, root canal treatment, crowns, bridges, veneers, dental implants, Invisalign and orthodontic treatment, tooth whitening, and emergency appointments. GDC registration number must appear on all clinical dental invoices. Dental treatment plans for larger treatments (implants, orthodontics) are typically invoiced with a deposit followed by staged payments. Cosmetic dentistry is subject to VAT; therapeutic treatment by a GDC-registered dentist is VAT-exempt.

What to include on a Private Dentist invoice

Common private dentist invoice line items

Service Typical Rate Unit
Private dental examination and X-rays 80 appointment
Scale and polish (hygiene appointment) 60 appointment
Composite filling (per tooth) 150 tooth
Porcelain crown 800 crown
Dental implant (single tooth, all-inclusive) 2500 implant
Teeth whitening (professional tray) 400 treatment

How to invoice as a private dentist

Issue a treatment plan estimate before treatment begins. Invoice after each appointment or in stages for large treatments. GDC number must appear on all clinical invoices. Therapeutic dental treatment is VAT-exempt; cosmetic procedures (whitening, veneers for cosmetic reasons) are subject to 20% VAT. For implant or orthodontic cases, stage the invoicing: deposit, fitting appointments, completion.

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Frequently asked questions

Is private dental treatment VAT-exempt?
Dental treatment provided for therapeutic purposes by a GDC-registered dentist is VAT-exempt. Purely cosmetic procedures (teeth whitening, cosmetic veneers) are subject to 20% VAT. The distinction between therapeutic and cosmetic is not always clear-cut; take advice specific to your treatments.
How do I invoice dental implants?
A typical implant treatment plan has several stages over 6-12 months. Stage invoicing works well: deposit at implant placement, invoice at healing check, invoice at crown placement. Break the total into stages with clear descriptions.
Should laboratory costs be a separate line item?
Yes. Crown, bridge, and denture laboratory costs are a genuine expense. Invoice them as a separate supply with the lab's product description (e.g. Zirconia crown from [lab name]). This transparency helps patients understand the cost breakdown.
How do I handle dental finance?
If you offer patient financing through a third party (e.g. Chrysalis Finance, Novuna), the patient signs a finance agreement with the lender and you receive payment directly. Invoice the patient for the full treatment amount and note that payment is via the finance provider.
Must GDC number appear on every invoice?
Yes. GDC registration is required on all clinical dental invoices. It confirms regulatory compliance and is required by insurers and dental plan providers.
Can I use this template for free?
Yes. Tidybill's free plan lets you create up to 5 invoices per month at no cost, with no credit card required. You can use the Private Dentist invoice template straight away after signing up.