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Dentist near Baker Street: lunchtime and after-work appointments

Our directory lists 117 dental practices within 800 metres of Baker Street station. That is about a 10-15 minute walk. 71 of them are on Harley Street or Wimpole Street, at the far edge of that distance. Most practices here are private, and prices are high. But one of the most useful NHS practices for commuters is 2 minutes from the station.

Baker Street is in Marylebone, in Westminster. It is served by 5 Tube lines: Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan.

NHS care near Baker Street

Marylebone House Dental Practice, 152 Marylebone Road, is about 2 minutes from the station. Its website says it is accepting new NHS patients. It opens 8am-7pm Monday to Friday and 9am-1pm on Saturday. That makes it possible to fit in an NHS appointment before or after work.

Bond Dental, 62 Gloucester Place, about 6 minutes south, said on nhs.uk in August 2026 that it takes new adults and children.

These are the only 2 NHS practices near the station that say they take new adults. Phone before you go, as this changes often. See NHS dentists in Westminster for more.

Private practices

The closest private practice is Optimal Dental Health, 1 Melcombe Street, about 1 minute from the station. Most of the others are in the streets of Marylebone to the south and east, then on Harley Street and Wimpole Street.

Our listings show 17 of the 117 practices open until 7pm or later on at least one weekday. Very few open before 8am.

What it costs

30 practices within 800 metres publish a check-up price. The median of their lowest price is £117. The London median is £55. A hygienist visit has a local median of £130, against £75 across London (36 practices).

Our figure uses the lowest published price for a check-up, examination or consultation. Some Harley Street clinics only publish a specialist consultation fee. If you only need routine care, ask for the check-up price when you phone. See our dental price list.

If you have dental pain

Call your own dentist first. If you have no dentist, call NHS 111 for an NHS urgent appointment. See emergency dentists in Westminster.

This guide is general information about dental care in London. It is not medical advice. For treatment decisions, consult a GDC-registered dentist. In a dental emergency, call NHS 111 or contact an emergency dental service.

Written and reviewed by the Dentist-London.com Editorial team. Based on information from the CQC, GDC and NHS, and data from our own practice directory. Read about our editorial policy, including how we source, check and correct what is here.

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