Advice & information

We phoned dental practices across Hampshire to find out if they are accepting NHS patients, and these are the ones who were at the time. This is subject to change at any point and when you contact them, they may no longer be accepting NHS patients. It is worth noting that you may also want to look for dentists in Dorset or Surrey depending on where you are based. We usually recommend using the NHS website to find dentists accepting NHS patients, however sometimes these aren't

155 of you shared your experiences of health and social care with us in October. The feedback was made up of: 80 complaints 50 concerns 25 compliments Services people talked about most You dicussed GPs most frequently, followed by Dentistry and then Pharmacy. You mentioned GPs 64 times " Can't get gp appointments for 3wks ,and everything is through a anima system which disabled people cant access easily (being able to talk to a receptionist to book appointments would be bet

Some dental practices are part of a scheme offering NHS dentistry sessions to patients who need extra treatment after receiving urgent dental care. The scheme also provides routine check-ups for care home residents, looked after children and clinically vulnerable patients who require dental assessment/treatment to enable them to receive medical or surgical care. Please look at the eligibility criteria for more details. The additional hours scheme is an NHS service offered by