Dentists in the East Midlands

687 dental practices in the East Midlands, by council area. Each page shows the practice's address and phone number, whether it offers NHS treatment and, where the practice has said so on the NHS website, whether it is taking new NHS patients and its opening times.

Urgent help

If you need urgent dental care, contact a dentist first. If you cannot get an appointment or it is out of hours, use NHS 111 online or call 111. Go to A&E or call 999 if you have heavy bleeding, a serious injury to your face, mouth or teeth, or swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing. See emergency dentists and out-of-hours dental care.

163 of these say on the NHS website that they are taking new NHS patients. This changes often, so contact the practice to check. Where a practice shows nothing below, we do not know. Find the nearest to you.

Dentists in Amber Valley

Dentists in Ashfield

Dentists in Bassetlaw

Dentists in Blaby

Dentists in Bolsover

Dentists in Boston

Dentists in Broxtowe

Dentists in Charnwood

Dentists in Chesterfield

Dentists in Derby

Dentists in Derbyshire Dales

Dentists in East Lindsey

Dentists in Erewash

Dentists in Gedling

Dentists in Harborough

Dentists in High Peak

Dentists in Hinckley and Bosworth

Dentists in Leicester

Dentists in Lincoln

Dentists in Mansfield

Dentists in Melton

Dentists in Newark and Sherwood

Dentists in North East Derbyshire

Dentists in North Kesteven

Dentists in North Northamptonshire

Dentists in North West Leicestershire

Dentists in Nottingham

Dentists in Oadby and Wigston

Dentists in Rushcliffe

Dentists in Rutland

Dentists in South Derbyshire

Dentists in South Holland

Dentists in South Kesteven

Dentists in West Lindsey

Dentists in West Northamptonshire

Areas are local council areas. You do not have to live near an NHS dentist to be seen there. See also GP surgeries, pharmacies and hospitals in the East Midlands.

Finding an NHS dentist

Not every dental practice offers NHS treatment, and practices that do are not always taking new NHS patients. Where a practice has said on the NHS website whether it is taking new NHS patients, its page here shows what it said and when. This changes often, so contact the practice before you go.

Most adults pay for NHS dental treatment in 3 charge bands. Some people get free NHS dental treatment, for example children under 18 and people who are pregnant. See NHS dental charges.

See the dentists nearest to you, with directions

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