Data supplied by the NHS website nhs.uk.
Here are the closest NHS dentists to Hendon who have indicated they are currently taking on new NHS patients:
Elite Dental Care
0.7 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared a month ago)
The Ivory Dental Practice
158 W Hendon Broadway, London NW9 7AA
1 miles away
theivorydentalpractice.com Website
Taking new NHS patients (Declared a month ago)
Corner House Dental Practice
Dental Surgery
Majithia Mr R S
The Garden Dental Practice
610 Finchley Rd, Golders Green, London NW11 7RX
1.5 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared a month ago)
Colindale Dental Practice
Dr Rejin Khafaf and Dr Rowand Khafaf
Cricklewood Dental Practice
165 Cricklewood Broadway, London NW2 3HY
2.1 miles away
cricklewooddental.co.uk Website
Taking new NHS patients (Declared a month ago)
Park View Dental Practice
63 Park View Rd, Neasden, London NW10 1AJ
2.1 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 22 days ago)
These dentists are further away but started taking on new NHS patients in the last 4 weeks:
N12 Dental Care
753 High Rd, North Finchley, London N12 8LG
2.7 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 17 days ago)
Willesden Library Dental Clinic
Dental Surgery, 97A High Rd, London NW10 2SL
2.7 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 25 days ago)
The Church Road Dental Practice
104a Church Rd, Church End & Roundwood, London NW10 9QH
3.1 miles away
thechurchroaddental.co.uk Website
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 27 days ago)
North West Dental Care
Mr G Lai Associates - Harlesden
3.6 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 23 days ago)
Ixia Dental
3.7 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 14 days ago)
Middle Lane Dental Practice
4.2 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 7 days ago)
A G Dentistry
Sainsbury's, Camden, 329-333 Kentish Town Rd, London NW5 2TJ
4.2 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 6 days ago)
The Grove Dental Surgery
Perfect Teeth
324 Bowes Rd, Bowes Park, London N11 1AT
4.4 miles away
Taking new NHS patients (Declared 15 days ago)
What should I do if a dentist is no longer accepting new patients?
NHS dentists are required by the NHS to indicate on their NHS profile on the NHS website if they are accepting new NHS patients. We check the NHS website daily to see which dentists are accepting new NHS patients.
If you have searched for dentists near you accepting new NHS patients, and a dentist on your list tells you they are not currently accepting new patients, then please politely ask them to update and correct their NHS profile online.
We will then automatically detect the change within 24-48 hours. There is no need to contact us to let us know.
You can try calling the next practice on your list, or checking the practices on your list that started accepting new patients within the last two weeks.
Daily and weekly quotas
Some NHS dental practices are currently required by the NHS to keep their status permanently set to “accepting new patients” even after their so-called “quota” of new patients has already been met. If you think it would be more useful for these practices to update their status once they have met their quota then please contact NHS England to let them know.
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