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Looking for a dentist in Oxford? We've gathered information on the highest-rated dental practices in the area to help you make an informed choice. Whether you're looking for NHS services, private care, or emergency treatment,Oxford has options to suit your needs.
Based on listed fees from Oxford practices on HelpDental. Actual fees may vary.
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Oxford offers a diverse range of dental services across Oxfordshire. From routine check-ups and hygiene appointments to specialist treatments like orthodontics and implants, you'll find practices catering to all dental needs.
NHS dental care is available at select practices, though availability for new NHS patients varies. Many residents opt for private dental care due to shorter waiting times and extended appointment availability.
Emergency dental services are accessible throughout Oxford, with several practices offering same-day appointments for urgent cases. For out-of-hours emergencies, NHS 111 can direct you to available services.
If you need an emergency dentist in Oxford today, several practices reserve same-day urgent slots for toothache, broken teeth, abscesses, and dental trauma. Emergency appointments typically cost between £60 and £150 privately, or the NHS Band 1 fee of £27.90 if you can access an NHS emergency slot. For out-of-hours emergencies (evenings, weekends, and bank holidays), ring NHS 111 and they will direct you to the nearest available service.
See our dedicated list of emergency dentists in Oxford for a filtered view of practices offering urgent appointments.
NHS dental treatment in Oxford is available at participating practices, though finding a practice accepting new NHS patients can be challenging due to high demand. NHS dental charges are set nationally and apply to all NHS treatments across England.
If you're struggling to find an NHS dentist in Oxford, you can call NHS 111 for help locating available practices. Children under 18, pregnant women, and those on qualifying benefits receive free NHS dental treatment.
Dental costs in Oxford depend on whether you choose NHS or private treatment. NHS prices are fixed nationally, while private fees vary between practices. Here's a typical comparison:
| Treatment | NHS Price | Private Price |
|---|---|---|
| Check-up | £27.90 (Band 1) | £40 – £70 |
| Filling | £76.60 (Band 2) | £80 – £250 |
| Crown | £332.10 (Band 3) | £400 – £1,000 |
| Root Canal | £76.60 (Band 2) | £300 – £700 |
| Extraction | £76.60 (Band 2) | £100 – £350 |
NHS prices are standard across England. Private prices are approximate ranges for Oxford and may vary by practice.
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12 of the 96 dental practices listed in Oxford are shown as accepting NHS patients. NHS places fill quickly, so check the practice listings on this page and contact them directly to confirm current availability.
The highest rated dental practice in Oxford on Google is Taha Dental Excellence, with 5/5 stars from 242 reviews. You can compare ratings and reviews for every listed practice on this page before booking.
The average new patient check-up fee across Oxford practices with published prices is £55. An NHS Band 1 check-up costs £27.90 if you can find a practice with NHS places. Individual practice fees are listed on this page.
Many private dental practices in Oxford offer payment plans and finance options for larger treatments. Ask practices directly about their finance arrangements - some offer 0% interest plans for qualifying patients.
Most dental practices work on an appointment basis. It's best to phone ahead to book, though some practices may accommodate walk-ins for emergencies if they have availability.
If it's been over a year since your last check-up, it's worth booking an appointment soon. Regular dental visits help prevent problems and keep your teeth and gums healthy.
Most private health insurance excludes dental treatment unless it's accident-related. Dedicated dental insurance or practice-based dental plans are better options for managing routine and preventive dental costs.
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