Dentists in Aldershot: NHS Listings and Urgent Dental Care

Dentists in Aldershot

The NHS website lists several dental practices at Aldershot addresses. The ones below have their own NHS profile showing an address and phone number. Whether any of them is taking on NHS patients changes all the time, so this page does not say who is, and you will need to ask.

Dental practices listed on nhs.uk

• Aldershot Dental Practice, 165 Victoria Road, GU11 1JR, phone 01252 334616. Website.
• ACH Dental Practice, Aldershot Centre for Health, Hospital Hill, GU11 1AY, phone 01252 335757. Website.
• Terrace Dental, 5 Alexandra Terrace, GU11 3HU, phone 01252 314820. Website.
• Teeth for Life, Aldershot Dental Centre, Wesley Chambers, Queens Road, GU11 3JD, phone 01252 322266. Its NHS profile was last confirmed in October 2021, so phone to check it is current.
• Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Aldershot Centre for Health, Hospital Hill, GU11 1AY, phone 0300 123 5077. This is how the dental service at the centre appears on nhs.uk, and it is worth asking what the service covers before you call.

Two more are listed at Ash Vale (GU12), just outside Aldershot: Mr R G Evans at Evans & Viggor Dental Surgery, 97 Vale Road, GU12 5HR (01252 324847), and Mr P C Jenkinson at the Dental Surgery, North Camp Station, Lynchford Road, GU12 5QA (01252 544557). The Evans & Viggor profile was last confirmed in 2018.

How to find a dentist taking NHS patients

There is no list of who is accepting patients that stays accurate for long. The NHS guidance is:

1. You can contact any NHS dentist and ask for an appointment, whether you have symptoms or want a routine check-up.
2. Some practices offer both NHS and private appointments, so ask specifically for an NHS appointment.
3. You may be asked to join a waiting list. Filling in a registration form at your first visit does not guarantee NHS care at that practice in future.
4. Use the NHS Find a dentist service to see practices near your postcode.
5. If you cannot find an NHS appointment, you can contact your local integrated care board (ICB), which manages dental services in your area and may be able to tell you where to go. In Aldershot that is NHS Frimley.

Most adults pay for NHS dental treatment. The NHS publishes the current charges on its dental costs pages, so check there for the up-to-date figures.

Urgent dental care

If you need urgent or emergency dental care, the NHS says you can get advice from NHS 111 or contact a dentist and ask for an urgent appointment. It lists these as reasons to ask for urgent help:

• a knocked-out tooth or other injury to your teeth
• severe tooth or mouth pain that is affecting your sleep or daily activities and is not helped by painkillers
• swelling, a lump or a red or white patch in your mouth that is getting bigger or not going away
• bleeding or severe pain after a tooth has been removed
• a broken or loose filling, crown, denture, bridge or veneer

You can use 111 online or call 111. The NHS says you should be offered urgent dental treatment within 24 hours or 7 days, depending on your symptoms, and emergency care within an hour if you have knocked out an adult tooth, or as soon as possible.

Go to A&E or call 999 for serious injuries to the face or jaw, heavy bleeding from the mouth that will not stop, severe swelling that affects breathing, or a head or face injury that has made you lose consciousness. Our urgent care near Aldershot guide covers the nearest A&E.

Opening hours

Opening hours on nhs.uk are supplied by each practice and can be out of date. Phone the practice before you visit.

Checked 5 October 2026. Details change, so follow the official links above before you travel.