Children's dentistry in Tower Hamlets
Check-ups, prevention and treatment for babies, children and teenagers.
- 15 Verified for children's dentistry
- 54 Practices in Tower Hamlets
- 100% CQC registered
15 practices verified for children's dentistry in Tower Hamlets
Each practice below names children's dentistry on its own website (checked June 2026); we don't guess from directory categories. Confirm availability when booking.
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Abbey Dental Whitechapel
224 Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, London, E1 1BJ
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Align and Smile Limited
6/7 New Providence Wharf, Blackwall Way, London, E14 9PA
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Bow Dental Practice
629-631, Roman Road, London, E3 2RN
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Crysanth Dental Care
495 Cambridge Heath Road, London, E2 9BU
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Dental Beauty Bow
560 Roman Road, London, E3 5ES
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Fresh Springs Dental Practice Limited
40-42, Toynbee Street, London, E1 7NE
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Innovadent Dental Clinic
Unit 1, 3 Limeharbour, London, E14 9LS
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Paediatric and Special Care Community Dental Service Barkantine Health Centre
121 Westferry Road, Isle of Dogs, London, E14 8JH
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Platinum Dental Care
Unit D, Port East Building, Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4AE
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Pure Smile Dental
29 Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London, E2 0HU
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Savona Dental
Unit 1, Harcourt Tower, 4 South Quay Square, London, E14 9RR
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SDA Dental Studio
7 Salter Street, London, E14 8NW
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Smile Dental Care Group - Tower Hamlets
Harford Dental Centre, Ben Jonson Road, London, E1 4PY
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The Dental Suite @ Docklands
102 Spindrift Avenue, London, E14 9WU
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UltraSmile
127A Basin Approach, Limehouse, London, E14 7JG
Children's dentistry in Tower Hamlets: frequently asked questions
How many dentists in Tower Hamlets offer children's dentistry?
15 of the 54 CQC-registered dental practices in Tower Hamlets name children's dentistry on their own website. They are all listed on this page; we verify treatments from each practice's own site rather than guessing from directory categories.
Is children’s dentistry free on the NHS?
Yes. Dental care is free on the NHS for children under 18, and under 19 in full-time education. Registering your child with a dentist early is the best way to prevent problems.
When should a child first see a dentist?
As soon as their first teeth appear, usually around six months, and no later than their first birthday. Early visits help children get comfortable and let the dentist spot any issues.
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Other treatments in Tower Hamlets
- Cosmetic dentistry 34 verified
- Hygienist services 38 verified
- Dental implants 33 verified
- Dentures 36 verified
- Emergency dentist 34 verified
- General dentistry 38 verified
- Gum treatment 35 verified
- Invisalign and clear aligners 34 verified
- Oral surgery 31 verified
- Orthodontics and braces 36 verified
- Root canal treatment 36 verified
- Sedation dentistry 22 verified
- Teeth whitening 38 verified
- Veneers and bonding 37 verified