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NHS dentists in East Hampshire

6 dental practices in East Hampshire hold an NHS contract (July 2026). The ones that have seen the most NHS patients come first.

Taking new patients? Each practice says so on the NHS website: use the link on its row.

NHS dental practices in East Hampshire

The practices that have seen the most NHS patients come first: adults in the last 2 years and children in the last year, added together. That is how much NHS work a practice does, not a grade of its care.

PracticeAdults seen, 2 yearsChildren seen, 1 yearNew patients
Alton Dental54 Anstey Road, Alton, GU34 2RE9,9033,593Check on NHS website: Alton Dental
Dental practice, 28 Chalet Hill28 Chalet Hill, Bordon, GU35 0TQ4,8431,657Check on NHS website: Dental practice, 28 Chalet Hill
Associated Dental PracticesHighview Business Centre, High Street, Bordon, GU35 0AX2,6011,230Check on NHS website: Associated Dental Practices
High Street (Dental Surgery)34-34a High Street, Petersfield, GU32 3JL1,672777Check on NHS website: High Street (Dental Surgery)
Family Dental PracticeApollonia House, 2 Amery Street, Alton, GU34 1HN91695Check on NHS website: Family Dental Practice
Aberdeen House Dental PracticeHeadley Road, Grayshott, Hindhead, GU26 6LD134175Check on NHS website: Aberdeen House Dental Practice

Whether a practice is taking new NHS patients changes week to week and is not in the open data we use. Each practice sets it on the NHS website, so every practice here links there.

How many people in East Hampshire see an NHS dentist

29.1% of adults living in East Hampshire saw an NHS dentist in the 2 years to June 2026 (30,625 people). England: 40.0%.

50.3% of children saw an NHS dentist in the year to June 2026 (12,778). England: 58.3%.

People are counted where they live, whichever NHS dentist they went to. Adults are counted over 2 years and children over 1, as the NHS counts them.

How to get an NHS dentist

  • Ask any NHS practice. You do not register with a dentist the way you do with a GP: contact a practice and ask for an NHS appointment. Some keep a waiting list.
  • Need help urgently? Any NHS dentist can offer you urgent treatment, even if they are not taking new patients. Phone a practice, or call NHS 111.
  • Cannot find one? Contact your local integrated care board (ICB): it runs dental services in East Hampshire.
  • What it costs. Most adults pay one of three NHS charges; children and some adults pay nothing. See NHS dental charges.

More areas in South East

Source: NHS Business Services Authority, English Contractor Monthly General Dental Activity (July 2026, published 15 October 2026) and NHS Dental Statistics for England (to June 2026, published 8 October 2026); practice names and addresses from the NHS Organisation Data Service. NHSBSA Copyright 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0.

Data updated

The month each source’s data runs to, and when its publisher released it.

When each source is next expected

Sources

  • NHSBSA Copyright 2026. NHS Business Services Authority, English Contractor Monthly General Dental Activity, Open Government Licence v3.0.
  • Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence
  • NHSBSA Copyright 2026. NHS Business Services Authority, NHS Dental Statistics for England 2025/26 (patients seen by patient location), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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