What the practices around you offer, charge and say online.
Every neighbour, from the public register and their own website: whether they offer implants, what they publish about price, which brands they name, and how well served your neighbourhood is. Public facts only.
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“My implant fee hasn't moved in three years. I don't know whether I'm the cheap one or the dear one, and I don't know whether adding full arch means walking into a fight I can't win.”
The filters, in plain English
You tell us which practice is yours. That is the whole setup.
Your neighbours within 5 miles — every practice, nearest first
What each one publishes — single implant price, full arch, membership plan, online booking
How your neighbourhood is served — practices per 10,000 residents
Three sections on one screen. No filters to write.
The count, then the practices
For a practice in central York:
50 practices within 5 miles. 37 say they place implants. 14 publish a price for a single implant. The lowest is £1,500, the middle is £2,972, the highest is £3,600. A quarter sit at £2,775 or under; a quarter sit at £3,500 or over.
Four of the fourteen, exactly as the screen shows them:
| Practice | Single implant | Full arch on their site | Membership plan | Online booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stonegate Dental Studio | £2,850 | Yes, £16,500 per arch | Not on their site | Not on their site |
| Nunnery Lane Dental Practice | £2,850 | Not on their site | A plan named | Not on their site |
| The York Dental Suite | £2,945 | Yes, £19,995 per arch | A plan named | Dentr |
| Heslington Dental Practice | £3,500 | Yes, no per-arch price | A plan named | Dentally |
Every price is a sentence on the practice's own website, read on 27 August 2026, and the profile shows the sentence, the page and the date. Read from the database on 7 September 2026.
The evidence, its source, its date
Every price is a sentence somebody wrote on their own website, and we show you the sentence, the page and the day we read it.
- “Implant (Single) and Crown / From £2850” stonegatedentalstudio.com/price-list, read 27 August 2026.
- “Dental Implants From £2850” nunnerylanedental.co.uk/pricing, read 27 August 2026.
- “Single implant with abutment and crown From £2,945” theyorkdentalsuite.co.uk/fees, read 27 August 2026.
- “The cost of a single dental implant in York typically ranges from £3,500…” heslingtondental.co.uk/dental-implants-cost-york, read 27 August 2026.
- “Not on their site” means we read the site and did not find it. Stonegate may well run a plan and take bookings online. We write what we found, never what we assume.
- And here is what is deliberately not on that table. Three of those four companies have a Companies House record on file. Your account will not show you any of it. Not blurred and not behind an upgrade. Not rendered at all. Public practice facts only. We never show you a neighbour's loans or filings, and we never show them yours.
What changed, and when
The fourteen published prices within five miles of central York were all read on 27 August 2026. The band runs £1,500 to £3,600, the middle is £2,972, the cheapest quarter starts at £2,775 and the dearest at £3,500. A fee of £2,500 sits below the whole of that.
Full arch has not settled. 21 of the 50 neighbours name it; two publish a per-arch figure — “Full Arch Implants and Fixed Bridge / £16,500 Per Arch” at Stonegate and “Full arch implants with fixed bridge From £19,995” at The York Dental Suite, both read on 27 August. £3,495 apart on the same phrase, in the same city, in the same week.
The people are not where the practices are. York City Centre holds 15 practices for 11,347 residents, 13.2 per 10,000. Two miles south-west, Woodthorpe & Acomb Park has 9,273 residents and one practice, 1.1 per 10,000. Osbaldwick, next door, has 8,109 residents and no practice on our record at all.
The arithmetic, shown at three levels
£2,850 is level with two practices in the centre of town and £122 under the middle of the band. From £2,500 that is a gap of £350, taken against implants actually placed last year rather than implants that could be:
| If you place | and the gap is £350 | that's |
|---|---|---|
| 20 implants a year | £350 × 20 | £7,000 |
| 50 implants a year | £350 × 50 | £17,500 |
| 100 implants a year | £350 × 100 | £35,000 |
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Owners pay like everyone else: seven free days, then £39 a month, the same as a rep. This page used to promise practice owners the product free for good, and that is withdrawn.
What stays free is your own record. Claim your practice, prove it is yours, and that one practice's record and the screen where you correct it are open to you on any plan. That is not a price cut: we hold clinician names, GDC numbers and directors' dates of birth, and UK data-protection law gives you a right to have what we hold corrected. A right cannot sit behind a payment. Everything else — the neighbours, the price table, the five miles — is a subscription.
The gaps, before you find them
What they actually charge. Every price on that table is a published “from” figure. A real case with a graft and a temporary is a different number, and nobody publishes that one. A £3,500 fee on a website is a price, not a diary.
What the ones who publish nothing charge. 37 of your 50 neighbours say they place implants. 14 publish a price. We read the other 23 and did not find one. That is not a claim that they are cheap, dear or hiding.
Their loans, filings, directors or register flags. We hold that data. Your account will not render it. This is a rule, not a limitation: distress flags never reach an owner-facing view of a neighbour, in either direction.
That every fact is filed under the right heading. Until 7 September 2026 one York per-arch figure of £6,500 was a three-unit bridge our extractor had put in the wrong box. A tightened scope check retracted it, and 1,011 other prices with it. Every fact ships with the sentence it came from precisely so you can catch us, and it is still worth reading the sentence rather than the number.
Questions
Can I correct my own practice's record?
Yes, and it costs nothing on any plan. If the address you signed in with is on the practice's own website domain, that is the verification. Everyone else asks for a human check. You can correct 35 fields; you cannot change your register entry, your company number, your directors or your Google rating, because those are not your statements to make.
Why does my page say "not on their website"?
Because the page we read didn't mention it. Add it to your site and we will pick it up on the next read, or claim the practice and tell us. Your correction is stored beside what the website said, dated, and never instead of it.
Do patients see this?
No. Patients use Dental Implants Local. DentalGraph is behind a sign-in and is not a directory.