How much does dental x-rays cost in the UK?

39 vets compared

39 vets across the South West, Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex and London publish a price for dental x-rays. Starting prices range from £35.00 to £180.00, and the typical starting price is £75.00. Prices last checked 2 November 2026.

Lowest £35.00
Typical £75.00
Highest £180.00

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Who owns the vet makes a difference

The typical price at each group, where at least 3 of its vets publish one.

OwnerVetsTypical price
DNA Vetcare30£75.00
Independent9£63.00

Why prices differ

The lowest published prices

VetPrice
The Hoxton VetIndependentA single dental x-ray image for your pet, with full mouth x-rays costing £160.£35.00
Fernhill Veterinary ClinicIndependentA single dental x-ray for your pet.£39.11
Estuary VetsIndependentA dental X-ray, starting from this price for a single image, or from £75 for 2 to 4 images.from £45.00
Hill Park Vets, Elm ParkIndependentDental x-rays for a dog, while for cats this is included in the procedure cost.£63.00
Hill Park Vets, Harold HillIndependentDental x-rays for a dog, while for cats this is included in the procedure cost.£63.00
Croydon Veterinary SurgeryDNA VetcareDental x-rays for a pet.£75.00
The Hackney VetDNA VetcareDental X-rays for your pet.£75.00
Peckham Veterinary SurgeryDNA Vetcare£75.00
Streatham Hill Veterinary SurgeryDNA Vetcare£75.00
Mayow Veterinary SurgeryDNA Vetcare£75.00

The highest published prices

The dearest prices, with what each vet says about them.

VetPrice
It's The VetsIndependentA 3D full skull radiography to check all teeth and jaw structures, done during the same anaesthetic as another procedure, VAT included.£180.00
Vet in the City, BowIndependentFull mouth dental X-rays for your pet.£120.00
Vet's Klinic SwindonIndependentA whole mouth dental X-ray series for your pet.£80.00
Brockwell Veterinary Surgery & Pet ShopIndependentFull mouth dental x-rays.£78.00
Ferring Street Veterinary SurgeryDNA VetcareDental x-rays£75.00

What's involved

Dental x-rays show the roots of the teeth and the jaw below the gum line, where most problems hide. They are taken while your pet is under the anaesthetic for a dental.

Some practices include them in the price of a dental and some charge extra. Ask which, so the bill is not a surprise.

Each price is taken from the practice's own website or price list. Prices change, so the practice's own quote is the one that counts.