Statement and pricing
- Effective rate, especially on higher-value transactions.
- Virtual terminal and pay-by-link line items.
- PCI, authorisation and minimum monthly fees.
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Card payments for dentists
Card payment solutions for dental practices
Dental practices often need more than a front-desk terminal. A useful comparison also covers payment links, virtual terminals and the way treatment payments are reconciled.
- Free to review
- No obligation
- You stay in control
The questionIs the practice paying the right way for larger and remote patient payments?
Higher-value payments · treatment plans · links and virtual terminals
What matters for dentists
A payment setup should fit the operation—not get in its way.
Dental practices typically take a mix of higher-value private payments and recurring plan payments. Pricing and contract terms should reflect the realistic blend of card and recurring transactions.
We start with how the business trades today, then judge the current arrangement and any alternative against the same practical requirements.
The operational brief
What a suitable setup needs to handle.
- 01
Reliable counter terminal for higher-value private payments
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Pay-by-link or virtual terminal for treatment plans
- 03
Clear pricing across consumer and commercial cards
Look beyond the headline rate
The bill can contain more than one moving part.
Two quotes can use completely different pricing structures. We bring the recurring, per-transaction and equipment charges into the same view before comparing them.
Compare my current costsCharges worth checking
- Per-transaction percentage on higher-value tickets
- Monthly terminal hire and any virtual terminal fee
- PCI compliance and minimum monthly fees
The useful comparisonYour total effective cost
What we review
The commercial picture, checked line by line.
A recent statement gives us the clearest starting point. If you do not have one to hand, you can still begin with a few details about the business.
Contract and equipment
- Pay-by-link and virtual terminal services may sit on separate subscriptions.
- Recurring payment add-ons need to be reviewed at renewal.
The outcome
You get options, not pressure.
Stay
If the current arrangement still looks suitable, we will say so.
Renegotiate
The review may give you clearer points to raise with the current provider.
Compare
If another route looks stronger, we explain the differences and next steps.
We do the legwork. You decide. There is no obligation to switch and no need to speak to several providers yourself.
Common questions
Before you ask us to take a look.
Do I have to change provider after a dental practices payment review?
No. The review is there to help you understand the current arrangement and any suitable alternatives. You decide whether staying, renegotiating or changing makes sense.
What do you need to review my current card payment deal?
You can start with a few details about the business. A recent merchant statement is helpful because it shows the actual card mix and charges, but it is optional at the first step.
Can you compare card machines and payment providers for dental practices?
Yes. We first understand how the business accepts payments, then compare suitable options against its costs, equipment, software, support and contract requirements. The aim is a better fit, not simply a lower-looking headline rate.
Will I have to speak to several payment providers?
No. Card Payment Connect handles the comparison work and explains the options through one point of contact. If you choose to proceed, we help keep the next steps straightforward.
Useful guides for dental practices
A quick check could answer a valuable question
Does your current dental practices payment deal still stack up?
Tell us how you take payments. Add a statement if you have one. We will review the arrangement and explain what your options look like.
Check My Current Deal Free to review. No obligation. Statement optional.