Tudor Lodge Dental Practice
Check-up £65 £5 below Richmond typical
Hygienist £80 £25 below Richmond typical
White filling £200 £25 above Richmond typical
NHS dentists in Richmond taking new patients
1 practices are taking NHS adults and 1 are taking children, out of 22 in Richmond. From the NHS website.
NHS dental practices in Richmond
Nearest practices elsewhere taking NHS adults
You can go to any NHS practice in England, so it can be worth travelling a little further.
Woodhall Farm Dental Practice
Publishes prices for other treatments. See its price list
Alexander House Dental Practice
Publishes prices for other treatments. See its price list
Novocare Dental
Check-up £65 £5 below Richmond typical
Hygienist £80 £25 below Richmond typical
White filling £175 About Richmond typical
Redbourn Dental Practice
Check-up £65 £5 below Richmond typical
White filling £130 £45 below Richmond typical
Cassio Road Dental Practice
Check-up £50 £20 below Richmond typical
Hygienist £75 £30 below Richmond typical
White filling £235 £60 above Richmond typical
Market Street Dental Practice
Check-up £45 £25 below Richmond typical
Hygienist £75 £30 below Richmond typical
White filling £170 £5 below Richmond typical
mydentist, High Street, Berkhamsted
No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.
Southdown Dental Clinic
No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.
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.
- Call and ask for an NHS appointment, not just "an appointment".
- 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.
- 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