NHS Dentists Near Horndean: Who Is Taking Patients?
The NHS-listed dental practices in Cowplain and Waterlooville covered here showed as not accepting new NHS patients for routine care on nhs.uk in autumn 2026. Here is what that means and where to turn.
None of the three NHS-listed practices covered here, in Cowplain and Waterlooville, was shown as taking new NHS patients: each said on nhs.uk that it did not currently accept new NHS patients for routine care (confirmed 17 August to 21 September 2026). For urgent dental problems call NHS 111.
Is there an NHS dentist in Horndean?
None of the NHS-listed practices in this guide is shown as taking new NHS patients for routine care. The three, in Cowplain and Waterlooville, all show the same message on their nhs.uk appointments pages: "This dentist does not currently accept new NHS patients for routine dental care." The dates shown beside that message were 3 September 2026, 21 September 2026 and 17 August 2026, so treat this as a snapshot and check the live page before you rely on it.
NHS England says on its find an NHS dentist page that you can contact any NHS dentist to ask for an appointment, that registering at a first visit does not guarantee future NHS availability, and that there may be waiting lists.
Dental practices in and near Horndean
South Lane Dental is registered with the Care Quality Commission at 3 South Lane, PO8 0RB. The CQC lists the address under Clanfield, and its phone number is 023 9259 6444. The CQC's latest report was published on 21 May 2024 and shows "No action" under each of its five areas. Phone the practice to ask whether it offers NHS treatment and is accepting new NHS patients.
Cowplain Dental Practice is at 139 London Road, Cowplain, Waterlooville, PO8 8XJ, phone 023 9225 2003. Its nhs.uk page said it did not currently accept new NHS patients for routine care, last confirmed 3 September 2026.
Park Lane Dental Clinic is at 26-30 London Road, Cowplain, Waterlooville, PO8 8DZ, phone 023 9224 0701. Its nhs.uk page said it did not currently accept new NHS patients for routine care, last confirmed 21 September 2026.
The Beeches Dental Practice is at 187 London Road, Waterlooville, PO7 7RL. Its nhs.uk page said it did not currently accept new NHS patients for routine care, last confirmed 17 August 2026.
In Rowlands Castle, Catherington, Lovedean and Blendworth, use the NHS find a dentist service below with your postcode to see which practices are listed.
How do I find an NHS dentist near Horndean?
Use the NHS find a dentist service, enter PO8 or your full postcode, and open each practice's "Appointments" page, which states whether it accepts new NHS patients for routine care and the date that was confirmed. Because availability changes, ring the practice as well and ask to go on a waiting list if it has one.
If nothing nearby is open, the NHS says to contact your integrated care board, which commissions dental services in your region. In Hampshire that is NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight, whose dentistry page also describes an additional hours scheme. It offers extra NHS sessions for patients who need further treatment after urgent care, and for some groups such as expectant and nursing mothers, care home residents, homeless patients, asylum seekers and refugees, armed forces family members, looked after children and clinically vulnerable patients. You choose a participating practice from the list on that page and say you are seeking care under the scheme. One participating practice listed on that page is Damira, 2nd Floor, Havant Health Centre, Civic Centre Road, Havant, PO9 2AY.
What does NHS dental treatment cost?
On the NHS costs page in October 2026, treatment was grouped into three bands. Band 1 was £27.90, Band 2 was £76.60 and Band 3 was £332.10. If you need treatment from several bands you pay the highest band once. Most adults pay, though some people qualify for free care, so check the NHS page.
How do I get urgent dental care from Horndean?
Call NHS 111 or use 111 online, or contact a dentist and ask for an urgent or emergency appointment. The NHS urgent dental page lists the reasons to do this: a knocked-out tooth or other tooth injury, severe tooth or mouth pain that painkillers do not help or that affects sleep, swelling or a lump in the mouth, a mouth ulcer lasting two weeks or more, bleeding or severe pain after an extraction, or a broken or loose filling, crown, bridge, veneer or denture. You should be offered urgent treatment within 24 hours or 7 days depending on your symptoms, and within one hour or as soon as possible for a knocked-out adult tooth.
Go to A&E or call 999 for serious injuries to the face or jaw, heavy bleeding from the mouth that will not stop, severe swelling that makes it hard to breathe or open an eye, or a head or face injury with loss of consciousness, vomiting or double vision. See our urgent care near Horndean guide. While you wait for an appointment, a pharmacist can advise on painkillers and on things like toothache or a lost filling, and our late-night and Sunday pharmacies guide lists where to go.
Quick answers
Is there an NHS dentist taking new patients in Horndean? Check nhs.uk for the latest. The three NHS-listed practices in Cowplain and Waterlooville covered here said they were not accepting new NHS patients for routine care, with dates between 17 August and 21 September 2026.
Where is the dentist in Horndean? South Lane Dental, 3 South Lane, PO8 0RB, is registered with the CQC. Phone 023 9259 6444 to ask about NHS treatment.
Who do I call for an emergency dentist? NHS 111, by phone or online. Call 999 or go to A&E for serious facial injuries, uncontrolled bleeding or breathing difficulty.
What if no dentist will take me on? Contact NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight, which commissions dentistry locally, and ask about the additional hours scheme if you qualify.
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