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Contact your East London dentist in Bow

Friendly, modern dental care on William Place, E3 — minutes from Mile End and Bow Road. Book online in seconds, or call and speak to a real person.

The reception desk at William Place Dental Aesthetics in Bow, East London

Opening hours

Practice opening hours
Mon–Tue8am–7pm
Wed–Fri8am–5pm
Saturday9am–1pm
SundayClosed

Please give us 48 hours' notice to reschedule or cancel. See our practice policies for full details.

Out-of-hours emergency? Contact the NHS 111 service.

Getting here

  • On footWe're just off Roman Road near St Stephen's Road — five to ten minutes from anywhere along the market
  • TubeBow Road (District, Hammersmith & City) is about ten minutes' walk; Mile End (Central line too) about fifteen
  • DLRBow Church, about a ten-minute walk
  • BusThe 8, 339 and 425 stop on or by Roman Road; the 25, 276, 277 and 488 are all within walking distance
  • BikeA few minutes from the canal towpath and Mile End Park routes
  • ParkingStreet parking nearby is limited, mostly permit or pay-by-phone — most patients walk, cycle or bus it
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New to William Place?

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Access

The practice is wheelchair friendly with step-free access.

Dental emergencies

If you have a dental emergency during opening hours, call us on 020 8821 2830. We reserve emergency slots for trauma, facial swelling and bleeding after treatment; appointments for other conditions depend on availability.

A private emergency assessment costs £54 and includes 2 small X-rays. If you have had a course of treatment in the past 2 months, you are entitled to NHS care.

See the emergency dentist page for what to do first, including a knocked-out tooth.

Outside our working hours, please contact NHS 111. If you have facial swelling that is spreading, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or uncontrolled bleeding, treat it as a medical emergency and go to A&E or call 999.

Changing an appointment

Please give us at least 48 hours’ notice to cancel or rearrange. Short-notice cancellations usually can’t be filled, which means another patient misses out on care. See our practice policies for the full detail.

Ready when you are

New patients welcome. Book online in seconds, or call and speak to the team.