NHS Dentists in Havant: Who Is Taking New Patients?
nhs.uk lists nine dental practices in Havant, Bedhampton and Leigh Park, and on 5 October 2026 only one was accepting new NHS patients for routine care.
On 5 October 2026 nhs.uk showed only one Havant dentist accepting new NHS patients for routine care: Genix Healthcare Havant, for children aged 17 or under only (last confirmed 23 September 2026). Six practices said they are not accepting, and two have not confirmed. Any NHS dentist can still offer urgent treatment.
NHS dentists in Havant: what nhs.uk shows on 5 October 2026
nhs.uk lists nine dental practices in Havant, Bedhampton and Leigh Park. On 5 October 2026 the practice pages showed one that is accepting new NHS patients for routine care, and only for children aged 17 or under. Six said they do not currently accept new NHS patients for routine dental care, and two had not confirmed either way. That can change, so check the live page, and phone the practice to ask.
NHS dental places are hard to find in many areas, and this is the picture the NHS itself shows rather than a guess. Each status below carries the "last confirmed" date given on the practice's nhs.uk Appointments page, where there is one.
Which Havant dentists are accepting new NHS patients?
Genix Healthcare Havant, Smile Dental Care, 32-35 Meridian Centre, 1st floor, Havant, PO9 1UN, phone 023 9217 9652. Its Appointments page said it "currently only accepts new NHS patients for routine dental care if they are children aged 17 or under" (last confirmed 23 September 2026).
Magnolia House Dental, Mr SA Walker, 27 East Street, Havant, PO9 1AA, phone 023 9248 3167. Its Appointments page said the dentist "has not confirmed if they currently accept new NHS patients for routine dental care". No confirmation date was shown.
Mr E Harunani, Mr N Harunani, Mr M Kanani, Unit A1 Cairo Place, 7 Penner Road, Havant, PO9 1QN. Its Appointments page gave the same "has not confirmed" message, with no date, and nhs.uk showed no phone number for it.
Havant dentists not accepting new NHS patients for routine care
Each of these said it "does not currently accept new NHS patients for routine dental care" on its nhs.uk Appointments page.
East End Lodge Dental Practice, 58 East Street, Havant, PO9 1QT, phone 023 9247 5111 (page, last confirmed 9 September 2026).
Damira Havant Dental Practice, 2nd Floor, Health Centre, Civic Centre Road, Havant, PO9 2AY, phone 023 9245 1245 (page, last confirmed 30 September 2026).
mydentist, Purbrook Way, 193 Purbrook Way, Havant, PO9 3RT, phone 023 9247 5522 (page, last confirmed 30 September 2026).
mydentist, Park Lane, Bedhampton, 110 Park Lane, Bedhampton, Havant, PO9 3HN, phone 023 9248 4881 (page, last confirmed 27 September 2026).
Parkway Dentalcare, 100 Bedhampton Road, Bedhampton, Havant, PO9 3EZ, phone 023 9247 5086 (page, last confirmed 23 September 2026).
Practice in the Park, 4 Basing Road, Leigh Park, Havant, PO9 5AG, phone 023 9248 6660 (page, last confirmed 21 September 2026).
If your nearest dentist is not taking NHS patients
The NHS says you can contact any NHS dentist and ask for an appointment, and some practices offer both NHS and private appointments, so ask for an NHS one. You may be asked to join a waiting list, and filling in a registration form does not mean you will always be able to get NHS care there in future. If you cannot find an NHS dentist, the NHS says you can contact your local integrated care board, which manages dental services in your area and may be able to tell you where to get an appointment. For Havant that is NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB. See how to find an NHS dentist.
Use the NHS dentist finder and widen your search to neighbouring areas, since availability differs by practice. The finder also lets you filter by whether a practice accepts children, adults, or adults entitled to free dental care.
Urgent dental care in Havant
The NHS finder says any NHS dentist can offer you urgent NHS treatment, even if they are not accepting new patients or you have not been before. If you have a sudden dental problem, phone a dentist and ask for an urgent appointment. All nine Havant practices above showed the "urgent dental care" message.
NHS guidance on finding an emergency or urgent NHS dentist says to ask for an urgent appointment or get advice from NHS 111 if you have a knocked-out tooth, severe tooth or mouth pain not helped by painkillers, or have had a tooth removed and are bleeding or in severe pain. You should be offered urgent treatment within 24 hours or 7 days depending on your symptoms, and emergency care within 1 hour, or as soon as possible, for a knocked-out adult tooth.
Go to A&E or call 999 for serious facial or jaw injuries, heavy mouth bleeding that will not stop, or severe swelling affecting breathing or opening your eyes. Our urgent care guide lists the nearest urgent treatment centres and A&E, and a pharmacist can advise on painkillers while you wait (see our pharmacy guide).
What NHS dental treatment costs
As shown on nhs.uk on 5 October 2026, most adults pay for NHS dental care in three bands: Band 1 is £27.90, Band 2 is £76.60 and Band 3 is £332.10. Urgent dental treatment is £27.90. Some people can get free treatment or help with costs, and charges change, so check the NHS page before you go.
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