Dentists in Slough
NHS and private dentists, emergency appointments and cosmetic treatment.
No firm here lists Windsor & Ascot (SL4–SL5) yet — these Slough firms may still travel to you. Ask when you request a quote.
NHS and private dental care since 1987
- Covers
- Wexham Road, Slough SL2
- SL1 · SL2 · SL3
- Hours
- Late Friday and Saturday appointments
NHS and private dentistry on Sheffield Road, Slough
- Covers
- 5 Sheffield Road, Slough SL1 3EG
- SL1 · SL2 · SL3
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 (closed 13:00–14:00), Sat 08:00–12:00
Other categories
- Emergency Plumbers
- Electricians
- Locksmiths & Home Security
- Garages & Mechanics
- Builders & Extensions
- Roofers
- Scaffolding & Access
- Plasterers & Dryliners
- Damp Proofing & Timber
- Pest Control
- Waste Clearance & Skip Hire
- Cleaners
- EV Charger Installers
- Air Conditioning & Ventilation
- Double Glazing & Doors
- Heathrow Taxis
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- Tree Surgeons & Arborists
Local know-how
Dentists in Slough: what to check and how to get an accurate quote
Practical local guidance across the SL postcodes, from Slough to Windsor and Maidenhead — accreditations worth checking, Slough Borough Council and landlord rules, and the details that let a local firm price the job first time.
How do I find an NHS dentist in Slough taking new patients?
NHS availability changes frequently, so call practices directly and ask whether their NHS list is open, whether there is a waiting list, and whether they run separate private appointments. Keep asking periodically — lists reopen, and a practice that says no this month may say yes next.
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe pain, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or trauma to a tooth need urgent care, not a routine booking. Practices reserve emergency slots, and out of hours NHS 111 can direct you to an urgent dental service. Bring a list of your medications and any dental work done in the last year.
How do I check a dentist's registration?
Every dentist, hygienist and dental nurse must be registered with the General Dental Council, and practices are inspected by the Care Quality Commission. Both registers are public. For cosmetic treatment, ask specifically what training the clinician has in that procedure and to see before-and-after cases they treated themselves.