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Find and compare dentists across Birmingham's 176 practices. NHS availability is limited; most patients now rely on private care in the West Midlands.
23 dentists in Birmingham with online booking have appointments in the next 7 days. The soonest is on Tuesday 11 August at 09:00 (Scott Arms Dental Practice).
Availability checked 1 day ago
Birmingham's dental landscape reflects wider NHS pressures: whilst 50 practices hold NHS contracts, none currently accept new NHS adult patients, leaving most of the city's 1.1 million residents to seek private dental care. This has pushed Birmingham's typical private fees slightly above the UK average, particularly in central areas and affluent suburbs like Edgbaston and Solihull. The city's 176 registered practices span from budget-conscious high-street chains to premium cosmetic clinics. Accessibility varies by neighbourhood; outer areas like Dudley and Wolverhampton on the periphery sometimes offer more competitive pricing. Emergency and urgent care remains available through NHS-contracted providers, though routine appointments are increasingly difficult to secure on the NHS. Private practices dominate the market, with most offering flexible payment plans to offset higher out-of-pocket costs.
| Treatment | Typical price from |
|---|---|
| Check-up | £50–£75 |
| Filling | £80–£150 |
| Dental implant | £1,200–£2,000 |
| Teeth whitening | £250–£400 |
| Invisalign | £3,500–£5,500 |
Indicative prices for Birmingham. Actual fees vary by practice — check each listing.



















23 practices with online booking in Birmingham have appointments in the next 7 days. The soonest is on Tuesday 11 August at 09:00 (Scott Arms Dental Practice). Across practices with availability, the typical wait is about 0 days.
47 practices in Birmingham accept online bookings through OpenWide, and we check live availability for 47 of them every hour.
None of the 49 NHS practices in Birmingham are accepting new patients right now. You can join the NHS waitlist for Birmingham to be alerted when that changes.
NHS provision is extremely limited. Although 50 practices hold NHS contracts in Birmingham, none currently accept new NHS adult patients. Emergency and urgent care may still be available through NHS pathways; contact your local health centre or NHS England for emergency dentistry options.
Private check-ups typically cost £50–£75 in Birmingham, slightly above the UK average due to limited NHS availability. Prices vary by practice location and reputation; central Birmingham and affluent areas tend to charge more than outer suburbs or neighbouring towns like Coventry.
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