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Benediktská 688/6, Prague 1
- English spoken
- Emergency appointments
- Languages:
- English, Czech
- Treatments:
- Dental implants, Veneers, Root canal treatment
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Find a dentist in Prague who speaks English. We compare 100 Prague dental clinics on prices, opening hours, emergency appointments and Google ratings, each checked against the clinic’s own website.
Clinics that state they treat patients in English. 32 listed.
Toothache, a broken tooth or swelling: what to do, after-hours services, and urgent appointments. 23 clinics listed.
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We scored all 100 clinics out of 10 on verified facts (English, urgent appointments, prices, hours and treatments) and on their Google rating and number of reviews. One branch per chain.
Directory
A selection of the 32 clinics that confirm English speaking staff: one per chain, from different parts of Prague.
Benediktská 688/6, Prague 1
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Jankovcova 1595/14, Prague 7
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Trojická 1910/7, Prague 2
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Jindřicha Plachty 535/16, Prague 5
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Na Dlouhém lánu 11, Prague 6
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Soukalova 2180/6, Prague 4
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Many Prague clinics say they offer treatment in English. It varies between clinics and sometimes between individual dentists, so confirm when you book. See English speaking dentists.
Public health insurance covers basic dental care at dentists who have a contract with your insurer, including check-ups and, since 2026, basic white fillings for adults. Implants, cosmetic treatment and higher-grade materials are paid partly or fully by the patient. Read our insurance guide.
For severe pain, a knocked-out tooth or a broken tooth, contact a clinic that offers emergency appointments. If you find it hard to breathe or swallow, call 155 or 112. In the evenings and at weekends, Prague has public dental emergency services. Emergency dentist in Prague.
Yes, but many dentists in Prague aren’t accepting new patients, so it can take several calls. Our guide explains the process. How to register with a dentist.
No. Prague Dental Clinics is an independent guide. We don’t provide treatment or take bookings; contact clinics directly. About this guide.
See what to do, Prague’s after-hours dental emergency services, and clinics that say they offer urgent appointments. If you find it hard to breathe or swallow, call 155 or 112.