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Official guidance
VAT Health

VATHLT2440 · Dentists

  • VATHLT2450 · Introduction
  • VATHLT2460 · General Dental Services (GDS) Contract
  • VATHLT2470 · General dental practice advisors
  • VATHLT2480 · Cosmetic dentistry
  • VATHLT2490 · Dental prostheses
  • VATHLT2500 · Drugs and other goods supplied by dentists
  • VATHLT2510 · Supplies between dentists
  • VATHLT2520 · Model British Dental Agreements
  1. Dentists: Contents
  2. Dentists: Dental prostheses

VATHLT2490 | Dentists: Dental prostheses

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Health

The Oxford English Dictionary definition of a ‘prosthesis’ is ‘an artificial replacement for a part of the body’. VAT exemption therefore applies to the supplies of dental goods which are for the dental benefit of the patient (as summarised under “exempt” below), when these are supplied by a dentist or by a dental technician. It does not however, extend to sales of toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss etc, nor to display, demonstration, or wholesale supplies.

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Exempt Standard rated Partial and full dentures; High-speed grinders and other dental machinery Fixed and removable bridges; Acrylic dust Crowns and inlays; Obturators, splints and other specially designed appliances; Dental palates; Individual artificial teeth; and Gold when supplied as part of the above

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