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Independent. Not affiliated with the Home Office or Companies House.Register of 2 October 2026
Sponsor Directory
On the register

Revital Dental Care

London, Middlesex

B

Licence rating

B rating

A B-rating is a downgrade applied when the Home Office finds a sponsor is not meeting its duties. The sponsor is set an action plan to return to an A-rating and, according to the guidance, cannot sponsor new workers while B-rated.

Revital Dental Care is one of 36,561 organisations in London on the register. The licence covers Skilled Worker. We have not matched this entry to a company record, which is normal for public bodies, practices, charities and sole traders.

Licensed route
Skilled Worker
Home Office rating
B rating
Earliest record shown
19 Aug 2026
Companies House record
No match

Sponsor licence

Licence type
Worker
Skilled Worker
B rating

A B-rating is a downgrade applied when the Home Office finds a sponsor is not meeting its duties. The sponsor is set an action plan to return to an A-rating and, according to the guidance, cannot sponsor new workers while B-rated. What ratings mean

122,008 organisations hold this route.

On the register since
from 19 August 2026 — records begin 19 August 2026, so the licence may be older

What this page cannot tell you

The register is a list of licence holders and nothing more. It does not record:

  • when the licence was granted, only that the organisation appears in the published files
  • any job vacancy, or whether the organisation is recruiting at all
  • contact details, a careers page or a named person
  • why an organisation was removed, or why a rating changed

What the register is · Why sponsors are removed · How often it updates

Change history

17 September 2026On the register in 12 of 12 publications2 October 2026
  1. 9 September 2026Skilled Worker: rating changed from A rating to B rating
  2. 19 August 2026Earliest publication on record

This history grows with each publication of the register.

Companies House record

This sponsor has not been matched to a Companies House record. Many licence holders are not companies — NHS bodies, councils, GP practices, schools, charities and sole traders — and some names on the register differ from the registered name.