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Dentist near a London station

A dentist near the station you use every day lets you book before work, at lunch or on the way home. But the choice is very different from one station to the next. Oxford Circus has more than 100 practices within a short walk. London Bridge has 8.

The table counts the practices in our directory within 800 metres of each station in a straight line. That is about a 10-15 minute walk. “NHS practices” means practices with an NHS contract. “Taking new NHS adults” means the practice said so on nhs.uk when we last checked (August to September 2026).

StationPractices within 800mNHS practicesTaking new NHS adults
Bank and Monument2800
Baker Street11732
Canary Wharf1200
King’s Cross1133
Liverpool Street2811
London Bridge800
Oxford Circus13043
Paddington954
Victoria1553
Waterloo710

What the numbers mean for you

If you want NHS care near work, Paddington is the best of these stations. 4 NHS practices close by said they take new adult patients. King’s Cross, Oxford Circus and Victoria each have 3. Around Bank, Canary Wharf, London Bridge and Waterloo, no practice within 800 metres has said so.

Oxford Circus and Baker Street have the most practices because they sit either side of Harley Street. Many of those are specialist or cosmetic clinics, and prices are high. Near these 2 stations, the typical lowest price for a check-up is about £120. The London figure is £55.

NHS acceptance changes often. Always phone the practice to check before you go. If none of these areas works for you, read how to find an NHS dentist in London. To search near any address, use our dentist near me search.

Tips for booking near work

  • Lunchtime slots are popular. Book ahead if you need a time between 12pm and 2pm.
  • Few practices open before 8am. Late evenings are more common. Each station page names the ones we found.
  • Join a practice before you need treatment. A practice usually sees its own patients first when there is an emergency.
  • For prices across London, see our dental price list.

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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