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Grange Dental Practice

Stockton-on-Tees
4.9Google rating · 803 reviews
NHSFull

Treatment Prices

Published

General Dentistry

📋

from

£85

New Patient Assessment

💧

from

£85

Scale & Polish

⚪

from

£144

White Filling

🦷

from

£113

Extraction

🔬

from

£413

Root Canal Treatment

👑

from

£675

Crown

🚨

from

£65

Emergency Appointment

Prosthetics

🦷

from

£575

Partial Denture

😬

from

£600

Full Denture

🔩

from

£3,100

Implants

🔗

from

£675

Bridge

Straightening

😁

from

£3,375

Clear Aligners

Cosmetic

✨

from

£400

Whitening

⭐

from

£350

Composite Veneers

💎

from

£675

Porcelain Veneers

🖌️

from

£200

Composite Bonding

About Grange Dental Practice

Grange Dental Practice is a dental practice offering NHS and private treatment in Stockton-on-Tees, at 386 Norton Road, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, TS20 2QL. It provides NHS care but is not currently recorded as accepting new NHS patients (last checked 2 October 2026). It publishes private prices for 16 treatments that we compare, including a new patient assessment from £85, scale & polish from £85, white filling from £144 and extraction from £113. Finance or payment plans are available. At its latest CQC check (17 September 2024), it met the regulations in all five areas CQC looks at. It has a Google rating of 4.9 from 803 reviews.

A long-established (since the 1930s) mixed NHS/private family practice in Norton offering general, cosmetic, implant and orthodontic dentistry with a published itemised fee list.

NHS Treatment

NHS Treatment Offered

Yes

Accepting NHS Patients

No – NHS.uk: not currently accepting new NHS patients for routine dental care (correct as of 2 October 2026).

Source: NHS.uk. NHS availability wording is a summary of NHS website information — confirm current availability with the clinic before booking.

Check live availability on NHS.uk

NHS status last checked 2 October 2026. Always confirm directly with the practice, or via the NHS link above, before registering.

CQC inspection

All regulations met

Latest CQC check: 17 September 2024

  • SafeRegulations met
  • EffectiveRegulations met
  • CaringRegulations met
  • ResponsiveRegulations met
  • Well-ledRegulations met
Read the full CQC report

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulates dental practices in England. It doesn't give dentists an overall rating; it checks whether they meet regulations on being safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led. Source: CQC published data, 14 October 2026.

386 Norton Road, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, TS20 2QL

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Contact Details

Address

386 Norton Road, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, TS20 2QL

Frequently asked questions

Is Grange Dental Practice accepting new NHS patients?+

Grange Dental Practice provides NHS care but is not currently recorded as accepting new NHS patients (last checked 2 October 2026). NHS availability changes often, so confirm with the practice before you go.

How much is a new patient check-up at Grange Dental Practice?+

Grange Dental Practice publishes a private new patient assessment from £85. Prices are taken from the practice's published information and can change, so confirm with the practice.

Does Grange Dental Practice offer finance or payment plans?+

Yes. Grange Dental Practice offers finance or payment plans for some treatments. Ask the practice about terms and eligibility.

Is Grange Dental Practice registered with the CQC?+

Yes. At its latest CQC check (17 September 2024), Grange Dental Practice met the regulations in all five areas CQC looks at. CQC doesn't give dental practices an overall rating; it checks whether they meet regulations. You can read the full report on the CQC website.

Where is Grange Dental Practice?+

Grange Dental Practice is at 386 Norton Road, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, TS20 2QL. You can call the practice on 01642 553408.

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Prices sourced from published clinic information, August 2026

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