Create your profile and get in front of patients searching in your area.
Reception, surgeries, equipment and your team — patients choose with their eyes.
Publish private fee ranges, NHS charge bands or both, so patients know before they call.
Show whether you are accepting new NHS patients, running a waiting list, or private only.
Add dentists, hygienists and nurses with their special interests and languages.
Day-by-day hours, lunch breaks and emergency slots, with an open or closed indicator.
Profile views, enquiry volumes and a completeness checklist in your dashboard.
Being listed is free. Claiming your profile is a one-off payment for life — there is no subscription and nothing renews. All prices exclude VAT.
We create the listing from the public register so patients can find you.
£0no charge
You cannot edit an unclaimed listing, and fees, opening hours, staff and photographs are not shown.
See claim optionsStart from an England-focused treatment catalogue, then set your own fees, NHS bands or “on request”. You can add treatments of your own as well.
See an example profileAdd your regulator and GDC registration details so patients can check you independently.
If something is not covered here, email hello@findmydentist.uk.
Find your practice, confirm you own it, and publish the details patients ask for.
Take ownership of your profile and keep it accurate.
£99one-off, lifetime
A single payment of £99. Ownership is only granted after we verify your email address and review your signed declaration.
Claim this practiceFor practices that want to stand out across their area.
£399one-off, lifetime
A single payment of £399, also for life. There is no subscription and no renewal date.
Talk to us about PremiumSearch by practice name, street address or postcode. If your practice is already listed — and most practices in England are — claim that listing instead of creating a second one. It takes one short form: your details and a statement in your own words.
FindMyDentist is a directory, not a regulator. We do not provide clinical advice, and sponsored placements are always labelled.