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NHS dentists in Buckingham taking new patients

1 practices are taking NHS adults and 1 are taking children, out of 7 in Buckingham. From NHS.uk, last checked 3 Sept 2026.

NHS dental practices in Buckingham

1 practice

Taking NHS adults, checked 3 Sept 2026

Buckingham House Dental Practice

4.2 (355 reviews) Buckingham, MK18
Check-up £71 £4 above Buckingham typical£4 above typical
Hygienist £103 £15 above Buckingham typical£15 above typical
White filling £167 £18 below Buckingham typical£18 below typical

Nearest practices elsewhere taking NHS adults

You can go to any NHS practice in England, so it can be worth travelling a little further.

Taking NHS adults

Dental Suite Ltd

4.5 (288 reviews) 10.0 mi Milton Keynes, MK14

No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.

Taking NHS adults

Queensway Dental Practice

4.4 (243 reviews) 10.2 mi Milton Keynes, MK2
Check-up £50 £17 below Buckingham typical£17 below typical
Hygienist £70 £18 below Buckingham typical£18 below typical
White filling £150 £35 below Buckingham typical£35 below typical
Taking NHS adults

Eastgate Dental Centre

4.5 (536 reviews) 12.8 mi Aylesbury, HP19
Check-up £72 £5 above Buckingham typical£5 above typical
Hygienist £112 £24 above Buckingham typical£24 above typical
White filling £167 £18 below Buckingham typical£18 below typical
Taking NHS adults

Haddenham Dental

4.9 (896 reviews) 14.6 mi Aylesbury, HP17
Check-up £79.50 £13 above Buckingham typical£13 above typical
Hygienist £87.50 About Buckingham typicalAbout typical
White filling £180 £5 below Buckingham typical£5 below typical
Taking NHS adults

Thame House Dental Practice

4.8 (309 reviews) 16.2 mi Thame, OX9
Check-up £92 £25 above Buckingham typical£25 above typical
Hygienist £116 £28 above Buckingham typical£28 above typical
White filling £199 £14 above Buckingham typical£14 above typical

Why it's hard to get an NHS dentist

NHS practices agree a set amount of NHS work each year. When it's used up, many stop taking new NHS patients until the next contract year, so places open and close all the time.

  1. Call and ask for an NHS appointment, not just "an appointment".
  2. Widen the search. You don't register with a dentist the way you do with a GP, so any NHS practice in England can see you.
  3. Ask your local NHS. Your integrated care board buys NHS dentistry locally and can tell you who has space.

In pain now?

Call NHS 111 or use 111 online. They can book urgent NHS dental care, which costs £27.90 in England.

Go to A&E or call 999 if swelling is spreading to your eye or neck, you're struggling to breathe or swallow, bleeding won't stop, or you've had a serious injury to your face or mouth.

Emergency dentists