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Your dentist near Bethnal Green

A single bus ride down the road — Bethnal Green patients have been making the short trip to us since 2008, usually because someone they know already does.

Worth the bus ride from Bethnal Green

We won’t pretend Bethnal Green has no dentists — E2 has several, along Bethnal Green Road and around the Green itself. But Roman Road starts in Globe Town, on the Bethnal Green side, and runs straight down to us, so for many E2 patients we’re closer than they think. Patients make the short trip down Roman Road to us for the things that are harder to find: an independent, female-led practice; a specialist oral surgeon on site; whitening with a guaranteed result; and every fee published before you sit in the chair.

The practice has been in Bow since 2008. If you’re weighing us up, the new patients guide shows exactly what to book first, and the team page shows who you’d actually see.

Also nearby: Roman Road and Mile End.

Getting here from E2

Getting here

The practice is at 12 William Place, Bow, E3 5ED, just off Roman Road — one neighbourhood east of the E2 postcode, on the same road that runs from Bethnal Green through to us.

  • By bus — the 8 runs from Bethnal Green Road straight through to Bow; buses along Roman Road stop within a couple of minutes of the door
  • By tube — Central line to Mile End, then one stop to Bow Road or a short bus hop
  • By bike — a flat ten-to-fifteen-minute ride along Roman Road or through Victoria Park

Get directions or call 020 8821 2830.

Why Bethnal Green patients travel to Bow

Bethnal Green has dentists of its own, so people who come to us have usually chosen us for a reason:

Every price is in the open in our fee guide before you commit to anything.

Treatments Bethnal Green patients come to us for

All at one practice in Bow, with every price published up front:

NHS and private care

We do hold an NHS contract, but only three of nine surgeries are NHS-funded, so capacity is tight — the honest detail is on our NHS page. Private treatment over £1,000 can be spread with 0% finance.

Common questions from Bethnal Green

Quick answers

Is it worth travelling from Bethnal Green?

That depends what you need. For a routine check-up, distance matters less than trust; for specialist work — surgical extractions, implants — travelling one bus ride to a practice with a GDC-registered specialist usually beats a hospital waiting list.

How long is the journey?

Typically ten to twenty minutes door to door on the 8 bus, depending on where in Bethnal Green you start. Cycling through Victoria Park is often quickest.

Do you take referrals from Bethnal Green practices?

Yes — colleagues refer implant, oral surgery and cosmetic cases to us through the referral form, and the patient returns to their own dentist afterwards.

Is there a dentist near Bethnal Green open on Saturdays or in the evening?

Yes. We’re open until 7pm on Mondays and Tuesdays and from 9am to 1pm on Saturdays, one bus ride from Bethnal Green on the 8. Book online at any time.

Can I see a dentist today near Bethnal Green?

We keep same-day emergency appointments, subject to availability. Call 020 8821 2830 as early in the day as you can; an emergency assessment is £54, including X-rays.

Do you offer Invisalign and dental implants near Bethnal Green?

Yes, both. Invisalign™ GO is £3,996 and clear aligners start at £2,274; an implant with a crown starts at £3,080. Finance is available on treatment over £1,000.

How much is a check-up?

A comprehensive oral health assessment, X-rays included, is from £35 off-peak. See the fee guide for everything else.

New to William Place Dental Aesthetics?

We've created a simple guide explaining exactly what to book and how to book, so you feel confident from the start.

For anything else you'd like to know, our FAQ page has you covered.

New Patients Guide