Safe, gentle dental care for the whole family, with same-day appointments 7 days a week at our Narborough Road clinic.
Aylestone is a village within the city, tucked between the River Soar and the Aylestone Road corridor on the south-western side of Leicester. Our clinic on Narborough Road is on the opposite side of the city centre, but the journey is straightforward by bus, car or taxi, and our opening hours of 7am to 11pm mean there is always a time that fits your day. Same-day emergency appointments are kept available throughout our opening hours every day of the week.
You do not need to register and you do not need a referral. Whether you have lived in Aylestone for years or have recently moved to the LE2 area, calling 07400 400790 is all it takes to book in. We treat every type of dental emergency on the spot and provide routine dental care, cosmetic treatments, hygiene appointments and restorative work for Aylestone patients who want a dependable practice within Leicester.
The journey is cross-city but well connected: By bus the Centrebus 83 runs from Aylestone through to Leicester city centre. From the city centre, the Arriva 50 or 51 continues northbound along Narborough Road to stops close to our clinic at 259a. Journey times are around 30 to 40 minutes in total. The 83A also connects Aylestone and Newfoundpool to Leicester city centre on a slightly different route. By car head north-west from Aylestone through the city centre via Aylestone Road and then pick up Narborough Road heading south-west. The drive takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic and the time of day. Free on-site patient parking is available at the clinic. By taxi a cab from central Aylestone to our clinic takes around 12 to 15 minutes and is the most direct and comfortable option, particularly for anyone in significant pain. By bicycle a flat, cross-city ride from Aylestone to Narborough Road takes approximately 18 to 22 minutes.
No referral of any kind is needed. We accept patients directly without any involvement from GPs, NHS dentists or other healthcare providers. You call us, describe the problem and we arrange the appointment. There is no gatekeeping and no waiting for a referral letter. This means that from the moment you decide to seek help to the moment you walk through our door can be a matter of hours on any day of the week.
We treat the complete range every day. A toothache that started mildly and has escalated to something that is affecting your sleep and ability to eat. A tooth that chips or shatters while biting into food. A crown or veneer that comes away, leaving an exposed or sensitive tooth. Swelling in the gum, jaw or cheek that has appeared suddenly or has grown over a day or two. An abscess that is hot, tender and causing significant pain. Persistent bleeding following a previous extraction. Or a tooth knocked out in a fall or collision. Call 07400 400790 and we will see you the same day.
The consultation fee is £40. This covers a thorough examination, all X-rays required for a proper diagnosis and a clear explanation of the problem, what caused it and what treatment we recommend. If you need a filling, extraction, root canal therapy, temporary crown or other procedure during the same visit, each item is quoted separately and agreed with you before we begin. We operate with full price transparency and do not start any treatment without your knowledge and consent.
Yes. Our 0% interest payment plans are available to all patients and divide the cost of treatment into equal monthly instalments with nothing added to the original quoted price. There is no credit check, no deposit and no minimum threshold. The reception team will explain the available options and you can decide whether to use the plan without any pressure.
Yes, and you do not need to leave your NHS dentist to do so. We operate independently of the NHS system. You can come to us for emergency or private care at any time, then continue with your NHS practice as normal for routine or NHS-funded work. Many of our patients have an NHS dentist they see for regular check-ups and come to us when they need to be seen urgently, outside hours, or for treatment their NHS dentist cannot offer quickly. We will provide a written summary of any treatment we carry out so your NHS dentist can keep your records up to date.
Our reception team is on hand every day to help.