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NHS Dentist in Woking

  • Address 99 Goldsworth Road
    Woking
    GU21 6LJ
  • Opening Hours
    • Monday 8:30am–5pm
    • Tuesday 8:30am–5pm
    • Wednesday 8:30am–5pm
    • Thursday 8:30am–5pm
    • Friday 8:30am–5pm
Languages Spoken At The Practice

English, Nepalese, Hindi

Finding us How to get here.

Nearest Train Station 10-minute walk from
Woking Train Station

Bus Routes No.34 from
Guildford/Camberley

Enquire About NHS Appointments

NHS Dentist Woking for New Patients

Perfect Smile Woking provides NHS dental care for adults, children and families. However, whether a practice can accept new NHS patients in Woking can change according to current capacity.

Patients searching for an NHS dentist Woking new patients appointment should therefore contact the practice directly or check the NHS Find a Dentist service rather than assuming registration is available. The NHS search tool allows patients to look for practices reporting availability for routine, urgent or specialist care.

Treatment Based on Clinical Need

NHS dentistry covers care considered clinically necessary to maintain or restore oral health. What is provided depends on the findings of your examination rather than a fixed list of treatments requested in advance.

This may include:

  • Diagnosis and clinically necessary X-rays
  • Preventive treatment
  • Fillings or root canal treatment
  • Extractions where required
  • Crowns, dentures or bridges when clinically indicated

Patients looking for NHS dentists in Woking should be told which treatment is available through the NHS and whether any optional alternative would be private.

Understanding a Course of Treatment

NHS charges are normally applied to a complete course of treatment. If several procedures within different bands are required as part of the same course, you pay the charge for the highest applicable band rather than adding every procedure together.

For example, an examination followed by a clinically necessary filling normally falls under Band 2. This charging system applies to patients using an NHS dentist in Woking who are not entitled to free treatment or help with NHS costs.

NHS Emergency Dental Care

If you develop severe dental pain, swelling, dental trauma or another urgent problem, contact a dental practice and request an urgent appointment. If you cannot obtain appropriate care, NHS 111 can provide advice and may direct or book patients into an emergency dental service where appropriate.

Patients searching for an NHS emergency dentist in Woking or emergency NHS dentist Woking should not assume that urgent care requires them to be registered with a particular practice first. The appropriate route depends on the urgency and local service availability.

Why Patients Choose Our Woking Dental Practice

Inside Our NHS Dental Clinic

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NHS Dentist Woking Cost

NHS dental charges are based on the highest treatment band required during a course of care. This means several clinically necessary procedures may be included within one band rather than being priced separately each time you attend. Your dentist can confirm the applicable band once your treatment needs have been assessed. Urgent NHS care follows its own charging arrangement where treatment is needed to address an immediate dental problem.

Some patients qualify for free NHS dental treatment or help with charges. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, so check the current NHS requirements and make sure you have any evidence needed if you intend to claim an exemption or financial support.

NHS Band What It Typically Covers 2026 Charge
Band 1 Examination, diagnosis, advice, clinically necessary X-rays and preventive care £27.90
Band 2 Everything in Band 1, plus fillings, root canal treatment, extractions and other necessary treatment £76.60
Band 3 Everything in Bands 1 and 2, plus crowns, bridges, dentures and other laboratory-made restorations £332.10
Urgent Care Treatment needed to address an urgent dental problem during an unscheduled course of care £27.90

Payment Options @Perfect Smile

We offer flexible payment plans to help you spread the cost of your treatment. A £1,000 treatment can be spread over 12 months at 0% interest, with monthly payments of £83.33 and no added cost, while treatments under £1000 can be split into three monthly payments with Klarna. Our team will guide you through everything clearly. Contact your nearest practice or enquire below to get started.

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INTEREST FREE 0% APR

Duration Monthly Total
6 months
10 months
12 months

PART SUBSIDISED 9.9% APR

Duration Monthly Total
36 months
48 months
60 months

Financial Conduct Authority and entered on the Financial Services Register.

Meet your Woking NHS Dental Treatment Team

Helen Bell
Helen Bell

GDC: 3975

Helen Bell
Helen Bell

GDC: 3975

Hygienist

Helen qualified as a Hygienist from the Royal Army Dental Corp in 1990.

She has worked in various NHS and private practices in and around Surrey and Hampshire area since. She has been with the Woking branch since 2012.

Helen loves the summer and dislikes fog!

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