New patient registration and booking

Registration & booking is easy; after accessing our patient portal by clicking on the 'Book now' button below, click on the 'Sign up' button, enter your details and then click 'Confirm'. You'll then be able to log in by entering your email address and date of birth and a one-time code will be emailed to you straight away. Then just copy & paste the code into the box and you'll be able to book your appointment. Please select 'New Patient Examination' from the available options and then follow the onscreen instructions

When you book, you'll be asked to pay in full for the appointment. If you need to cancel or amend your appointment, as long as you tell us no later than 24 hours before your appointment is due to begin, we will refund your payment in full or transfer it to the new booking (Sundays not included so if you're booking a Monday appointment, you'll need to advise us by the previous Saturday). If you don't let us know in time or fail to attend your appointment without letting us know that you will not be attending, we reserve the right to retain your payment in full to cover our costs during the unproductive time. You can access all of our terms of service by clicking/tapping here.

If you experience any difficulties registering or booking your appointment, please call the practice on 020 8688 3869 and we'll be happy to help. Please note, if you are unable to log in after registering, refresh the page and then try again.

As well as checkups, you can also book hygienist appointments through our online portal. However, if you have recently undergone any of the following, then you should not book a hygienist appointment until the time since treatment shown has elapsed.

Joint replacement (6 months), cataracts (6 weeks), heart stent/valve replacement (6 months), heart attack or stroke (6 months) or coldsores (until fully healed). If you have been treated for cancer of any kind, then we will need confirmation from your consultant that it is safe for you to see the hygienist. The reason for this is that bacteria in your mouth can be disturbed during hygiene treatment and if these enter your bloodstream, there is a risk of infection in the area of recent surgery or organ concerned. If you need further advice, please call the practice on 020 8688 3869.