Registering with a dental practice
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Registration with a dentist for NHS services in the NHS Highland area.
Practices currently registering patients
Dental practices currently registering adults in the Highland HSCP and Argyll and Bute HSCP areas for NHS services. If a parent or guardian is a patient of a practice, often (but not always) the practice will be able to register their child as an NHS patient.
Highland
- Easter Ross Dental Care (Invergordon)
- Fyrish Dental Practice (Alness) - email registerme@fyrish-dental.co.uk to begin the registration process
- Glencoe Dental Centre
- Kingsmills Dental Practice (Inverness) are accepting children under the age of 13
- Kingussie Dental Practice are accepting children
- M&S Dental Care (Fort William)
Argyll and Bute
Information is correct at the time of publishing but could be subject to change due to demand. These practices are updated every 6 weeks or so.
How to register
Find Your Nearest dental practice in the NHS Highland area. Contact the practice of your choice directly to arrange an appointment, or to be put on a waiting list to register. You may not be offered a registration appointment immediately.
All dental practices listed here have contracted with the Health Board to provide NHS dentistry. However, patients should note that a dentist is not obliged to accept all patients for NHS dental treatment.
If you have limited mobility you may wish to ensure that the practice will be accessible for you.
If you are unregistered and experiencing dental pain, or have any other queries, contact the dental helpline in your area.
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Getting help with a dental problem
Are you worried about persistent mouth, tooth or gum problems?
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Dental helpline and emergency dental treatment
Contact phone numbers for the dental helpline and out-of-hours emergency dental services.
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Deregistered NHS dental patients
Frequently asked questions for deregistered NHS dental patients.
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More information about dental care and treatment
More useful guidance from the NHS, Mygov.scot and dental organisations.