Dentists in City of London

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  • 35 Practices
  • 100% CQC registered
  • 4.8 ★ Avg Google rating (35 rated)
  • 24 Verified for hygienist services

All 35 dental practices in City of London

The City of London has 35 dental practices. Only about 8,700 people lived in the Square Mile at the 2021 Census, but about 680,000 people worked here in 2023, according to the City of London Corporation. The practices mainly serve people who work in the City, and almost all of them are private.

Where the practices are

Most practices are around Liverpool Street and Moorgate (EC2), Bank and Cannon Street (EC4), and Fenchurch Street and Aldgate (EC3). A few are near the Barbican and St Paul’s. Many are inside office buildings.

If you work in the City but live elsewhere, a dentist near the office can be easier than one near home. Our station guides cover Bank and Monument, Liverpool Street and London Bridge.

What treatment costs in the City of London

Each practice publishes a lowest “from” price for a treatment. The table shows the middle (median) of those prices for practices in the City of London, next to the same figure for all of London. The last column is how many practices the figure comes from.

TreatmentCity of LondonLondonPractices
Check-up or new patient exam£80£5515
Hygienist appointment£125£7521
Root canal£550£45016
Crown£900£69519
Teeth whitening£400£37519
Veneer or bonding (per tooth)£265£32518
Dentures£700£6007
Single implant£2,995£2,1005
Invisalign£2,995£2,50017

The biggest saving against London is on veneers and bonding: £265 here, against £325 across the city. Hygienist visits cost more here: £125, against £75 for London. Check-ups also cost more than the London median.

A “from” price is the cheapest version of the treatment. Your quote can be higher, so ask what it includes before you agree to it. For every practice’s own prices, see the London dental price list.

NHS dentists in the City of London

There is no general NHS dental practice in the City. The only practice here listed on nhs.uk is an orthodontic clinic near the Barbican, and NHS orthodontic treatment usually needs a referral from a dentist.

The NHS figures for the City are not very useful because so few people live here. 8.9% of City adults saw an NHS dentist in the 2 years to March 2026, against 36.9% across London.

There are no catchment areas for NHS dentists, and you do not have to register with one. You can use an NHS practice near home or near work. In early October 2026, Westminster had 20 NHS practices taking new adults, Southwark had 15 and Camden had 15. Tower Hamlets, next to the City, had only 2. Our NHS dentists in London guide explains the charges.

Ratings and opening hours

17 practices have a Google rating of 4.9 or higher from 50 or more reviews. Google collects these ratings, not us. Each practice page shows the number of reviews next to the score.

7 of the 35 practices list Saturday opening hours. 1 also opens on Sunday.

For urgent problems, see emergency dentists in the City of London. The median private price for an emergency appointment here is £100, from 9 practices. Out of hours, call NHS 111. It can book you an urgent NHS appointment, which costs £27.90 in 2026/27 unless you get free NHS treatment.

The City of London is part of our Central London region. You can also compare teeth whitening, Invisalign and dental implants in the City of London.

Written and reviewed by the Dentist-London.com editorial team. Last reviewed 6 October 2026. Prices are medians (middle values) of the starting prices practices publish. They are a guide, not quotes. Ask the practice for its current price.

Treatments in City of London

"Verified" means the practice's own website names the treatment. Our software read each website to check this. We did not guess it from directory categories.

Dentists in City of London: frequently asked questions

How many dentists are there in City of London?

Dentist-London.com lists 35 dental practices in City of London. All of them are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

How are dentists in City of London rated by patients?

35 of the 35 practices in City of London have Google ratings, averaging 4.8 out of 5. Ratings are collected by Google, not by Dentist-London.com.

Are dental practices in City of London checked by the CQC?

Yes. Every practice listed here is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The CQC inspects dental practices to check that they meet the regulations. It does not give ratings to dental practices.

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