Our directory lists 28 dental practices within 800 metres of Liverpool Street station. That is about a 10-15 minute walk. Almost all are private. One NHS practice, in Spitalfields, said on nhs.uk in September 2026 that it takes new adult patients.
Liverpool Street is on the edge of the City of London, next to Spitalfields in Tower Hamlets. The station is served by the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines and by the Elizabeth line.
The closest practices
- Boston House, 82 London Wall, is about 3 minutes from the station. It is private. Our listing shows it open from 8am, and until 8pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Check with the practice, as its website does not list hours.
- Bupa Dental Care Devonshire Square, 15 Devonshire Square, is on the other side of Bishopsgate. Our listing shows it open on Saturdays.
The other practices are spread across Moorgate, Bishopsgate, Spitalfields and Finsbury Circus. Most are closed at weekends.
What it costs
10 practices within 800 metres publish a check-up price. The median of their lowest price is £84. The London median is £55. For a hygienist visit the local median is £122.50, against £75 across London (16 practices). See our dental price list.
NHS care near Liverpool Street
Alba Dental Care, 30-32 Toynbee Street, is about 7 minutes’ walk east of the station. It is the only NHS practice within 800 metres. It said on nhs.uk on 24 September 2026 that it takes new adults and children.
Just outside 800 metres, Dentessentails Dental Care, 75 Curtain Road in Shoreditch, said the same in September 2026. Acceptance changes often, so phone before you go. See also NHS dentists in Tower Hamlets.
Free student treatment at the Royal London
The Royal London Dental Hospital is in Whitechapel. Whitechapel is the next stop from Liverpool Street on the Elizabeth line. The hospital’s dental school offers free treatment by supervised students to patients aged 16 and over. You can refer yourself. Whether it is taking new patients changes during the year, so check before you apply.
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 the City of London and emergency dentists in Tower Hamlets.