Need a dentist in London? Compare the dentists below and see who is open right now. Call the one you like, and say NHS or private when you book.
Here are 408 dentists in London. 405 offer NHS care. 190 open at weekends or in the evening.
126 Salmon Lane, London, E14 7PQ
270 Barking Road, London, E6 3BA
71 Tottenham Lane, London, N8 9BE
29-30 Soho Square, London, W1D 3QS
60-62 Fulham Palace Road, London, W6 9PH
2 Saunders House, Saint Martins Estate, London, SW2 3PJ
40 Sterling Way, London, N18 2XZ
Stanton House, 7a High Road, London, N22 6BH
159 High Street, Harlington, UB3 5DA
188 Seven Sisters Road, London, N7 7PX
There are two kinds of dentist prices: NHS and private. NHS prices are set nationally, so they are the same at every dentist. Private prices are set by each dentist, so ask for a price list when you call.
In England you pay one of three NHS bands, whichever dentist you use, in London or anywhere else.
| Band 1 | £27.90 | Check-up, advice and X-rays |
|---|---|---|
| Band 2 | £76.60 | Adds fillings, extractions and root canal work |
| Band 3 | £332.10 | Adds crowns, dentures and bridges |
| Urgent care | £27.90 | Emergency treatment, whatever is done |
NHS care is free if you are under 18, pregnant, or had a baby in the last year. It is also free with certain benefits.
NHS figures from the NHS dental charges guide, checked August 2026.
It changes week to week, so no list stays right for long. Call the dentists above and ask. Private dentists usually have space sooner. For NHS care, ask to join the waiting list if they are full.
An NHS check-up in England is £27.90. That is Band 1, and it is the same at every NHS dentist. A private check-up has no set price, so ask the dentist for their price list.
Yes, many people can. In England it is free if you are under 18, pregnant, or had a baby in the last year. Certain benefits make it free too. Not sure if you qualify? See our guides to free dental treatment, dental care for over 60s and PIP and dental treatment.
There is no fixed sign-up, like there is with a GP. Call the dentist you want, say NHS or private, and they take your details at your first visit. You can register your child at the same time, and children's NHS care is free.
No. There are no catchment areas for dentists. You can register with any dentist that has space, wherever you live.
Look for the NHS dentist label on the list above. You can also see NHS dentists in London with NHS prices explained.
Call NHS 111, free, at any hour. They can arrange urgent dental care. You can also see emergency dentists in London.