Oxford Circus has more dentists nearby than any other station we cover. Our directory lists 130 practices within 800 metres, which is about a 10-15 minute walk. 78 of them are on Harley Street or Wimpole Street, and many of those are specialist or cosmetic clinics. Prices are high. Only 3 practices nearby said on nhs.uk that they take new NHS adults.
Oxford Circus is in Westminster, close to the border with Camden. It is served by the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines. The nearest Elizabeth line stations are Bond Street, about 7 minutes’ walk west, and Tottenham Court Road, about 10 minutes’ walk east.
The closest practices
- Carnaby Street Dental Practice, 31 Carnaby Street, about 3 minutes south-east
- Poland Street Dental Care, 38 Poland Street, Soho, about 3 minutes east
- Bupa Health and Dental Centre - West End, 53 Mortimer Street, about 4 minutes north-east. Our listing shows it open on Saturday from 8am.
Our listings show 14 of the 130 practices open until 7pm or later on at least one weekday. Very few open before 8am.
What it costs
This is the most expensive area we cover. 29 practices within 800 metres publish a check-up price. The median of their lowest price is £120. That is more than twice the London median of £55. A hygienist visit has a local median of £140, against £75 across London (44 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, and that can push the figure up. If you only need routine care, ask for the check-up price when you phone. See our dental price list for London prices.
NHS practices near Oxford Circus
These 3 NHS practices said on nhs.uk that they take new adults and children:
- Bond Dental London (Mayfair), 11 South Molton Street, about 6 minutes west (August 2026)
- Soho Dental Care, 1 Frith Street, Soho, about 9 minutes east (August 2026)
- Esthetique Dental Care, 74 Cleveland Street, Fitzrovia, about 10 minutes north-east (September 2026)
Acceptance changes often, so phone before you go. Westminster has poor NHS access overall: in 2025/26, 26.8% of adults there saw an NHS dentist in the previous 2 years, against 36.9% across London. See NHS dentists in Westminster and NHS dentists in Camden.
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.