Our directory lists 11 dental practices within 800 metres of King’s Cross St Pancras station. That is about a 10-15 minute walk. For NHS care, King’s Cross is one of the better central stations. 3 NHS practices close by said on nhs.uk that they take new adult patients.
The station sits where Camden meets Islington. It is served by 6 Tube lines: Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria. Most practices nearby are south of the station, in the streets between Gray’s Inn Road and Bloomsbury.
NHS practices near King’s Cross
These 3 NHS practices said on nhs.uk that they take new adults and children:
- Raval Dental Surgery, 86 Cromer Street, about 5 minutes south of the station (August 2026)
- Chalton Street Dental, 30-32 Chalton Street, Somers Town, about 6 minutes west (September 2026)
- Bond Dental London (Bloomsbury), 96 Marchmont Street, about 8 minutes south-west (August 2026)
Acceptance changes often, so phone before you go. For more choice, see NHS dentists in Camden and NHS dentists in Islington.
Private practices
The closest private practice is Kings Cross Dental Practice, 285-287 Gray’s Inn Road, about 4 minutes from the station. Our listing shows it open 9am-6pm on weekdays.
We found no practice near King’s Cross that opens before 8am. Only 2 practices here publish a check-up price, so we do not quote a local average. The London median is £55. See our dental price list.
If you are travelling through
If you come into London through King’s Cross or St Pancras, a practice near the station can be easier to reach than one near home. NHS dentistry has no catchment areas. You can ask to join any NHS practice that is taking patients, wherever you live.
Frequently asked questions
Are there NHS dentists near King’s Cross?
Yes. Raval Dental Surgery, Chalton Street Dental and Bond Dental London (Bloomsbury) all said on nhs.uk in August or September 2026 that they take new adults. Phone first to check this is still true.
Can I use an NHS dentist near King’s Cross if I live outside London?
Yes. There are no catchment areas for NHS dentists. You can approach any practice. You pay the same NHS charges wherever you go.
Is there emergency dental care near King’s Cross?
Call your own dentist first. If you have no dentist, call NHS 111 for an NHS urgent appointment. See emergency dentists in Camden.
How much does a private dentist near King’s Cross cost?
Too few practices here publish prices for a reliable local figure. Across London, the median lowest check-up price is £55. Ask the practice for its price before you book.