There are 12 dentists in Oakengates on UK Dentistry Services. Bridge Dental Clinic | Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry is rated highest at 4.9 out of 5. Use the buttons on each listing to call, visit the website or get directions.
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2 Bridge St, Telford TF2 6AH
Bridge Dental Clinic | Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
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Shawbirch Dental, 5 Acorn Way, Telford TF5 0LW
Shawbirch Dental Practice
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Brunel Rd, Telford TF3 2BF
Smile Works Malinslee
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8 Wrekin Dr, Donnington, Telford TF2 8DP
Woodhouse Dental Practice
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Unit A1, Access, Station House, Dental Practice, 442 Hadley Park E, Hadley, Telford TF1 6QX
Station House Dental Practice (Hadley)
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Unit 3 High St, Hadley, Telford TF1 5GQ
Hadley Dental Practice
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2-3, Donnington, Telford TF2 8AF
Serene Dental Ltd
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Stirchley Health Centre, Telford TF3 1FB
Stirchley Dental Practice Telford
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Martingale Way, Overdale, Telford TF4 2PF
Lawley Dental Practice
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Station Rd, Telford TF2 6AG
Station House Dental Practice
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2, Hollinswood Court, Stafford Park, Telford TF3 3DE
mydentist, Stafford Park 1, Telford
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2 Bridge St, Telford TF2 6AH
Dr S Bromley - Bridge Dental Centre
Dentists near Oakengates
Questions about dentists in Oakengates
How many dentists are there in Oakengates?
We list 12 dentists in Oakengates, 12 with a phone number and 11 with a website.
Which is the top rated dentist in Oakengates?
Bridge Dental Clinic | Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry has the highest Google rating we have for Oakengates at 4.9 out of 5.
Are there dentists near Oakengates?
Yes. Nearby towns with listings include Dawley, Madeley, Broseley, Church Stretton, Much Wenlock.
How do I find an NHS dentist in Oakengates?
Not every practice listed here takes new NHS patients. Phone the practice and ask, or use the NHS find a dentist service for your part of the UK.
How can I check a dentist in Oakengates is registered?
Every practising dentist in the UK must be on the General Dental Council register. You can search it by name or registration number before you book.
What if I need urgent dental care in Oakengates?
Phone a practice first, as many keep emergency slots. If you cannot get an appointment, NHS 111 can advise on urgent dental care. For severe swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop or a serious facial injury, call 999 or go to A&E.