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No same-day slots are showing in Cambridge right now. The soonest online-booking appointment is Tuesday 11 August at 10:00 (Williamson Dental).
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Cambridge's dental market comprises 48 registered practices, with 18 listed as NHS-registered. However, none are currently accepting new NHS adult patients, reflecting a trend across the East of England where NHS dentistry has contracted. Private practices dominate the available capacity, with a mix of independent clinics and larger groups serving the city's 145,000 residents and student population. Private treatment costs in Cambridge typically align with UK averages, though practices serving the university district and central areas may pitch toward the higher end. The city's diverse neighbourhoods—from the historic centre to outer residential areas—offer varying levels of accessibility, with most practices concentrated near transport hubs and college areas. Those seeking NHS care may need to explore nearby towns including Norwich, Peterborough, or Ipswich, though availability remains patchy across the region.


















10 practices with online booking in Cambridge have appointments in the next 7 days. The soonest is on Tuesday 11 August at 10:00 (Williamson Dental). Across practices with availability, the typical wait is about 0 days.
18 practices in Cambridge accept online bookings through OpenWide, and we check live availability for 18 of them every hour.
None of the 18 NHS practices in Cambridge are accepting new patients right now. You can join the NHS waitlist for Cambridge to be alerted when that changes.
Cambridge has 18 NHS-registered practices, but none are currently accepting new NHS adult patients. This reflects wider pressures on NHS dentistry in the East of England. Contacting your local Integrated Care Board or exploring nearby towns may help, though availability remains limited across the region.
Private treatment in Cambridge generally aligns with national averages. A routine check-up costs £50–£75, whilst cosmetic work like whitening runs £300–£500. Implants and aligners are costlier (£1,200–£5,500), depending on complexity. Always confirm fees before booking.