Dentist Near Parkhead: One Bus, East to West

We're in Finnieston, about three and a half miles west of Parkhead Cross, so it's a trip across the whole city. The easiest way is the First 2: it leaves Parkhead along the Gallowgate, crosses the city centre and carries on out Argyle Street, stopping by Berkeley Street, two minutes from our door.The First 2 runs from Parkhead to Berkeley Street in Finnieston, two minutes from us.

23C St Vincent Crescent, G3 8LH, near the SEC. Late finishes on Wednesdays (6pm) and Thursdays (7.30pm).

Getting Here From Parkhead

One bus from Parkhead itself, a direct train if you're nearer Celtic Park and Dalmarnock, or the M8 if you're driving.

Directions and parking ›   Further east, from Shettleston ›

Bus: board the First 2 by the Forge. It heads west along the Gallowgate and through the city centre to Argyle Street in Finnieston; get off opposite Berkeley Street. Allow 35 to 40 minutes in the daytime
Train: from Dalmarnock station, south of Celtic Park, trains via Glasgow Central low level reach Exhibition Centre in about 10 to 18 minutes with no change
Car: about five miles. Join the M8 heading west, leave at junction 19, signed for the SEC, and follow the Clydeside Expressway into Finnieston
Parking: pay and display on St Vincent Crescent, with bigger car parks on Berkeley Street and at the Hydro
Step-free from the street, with an accessible toilet inside

Implants and Full Arch, with Prices

Every All-on-4 and full-arch implant case here has two dental surgeons, from £9,300 per arch across four pathways, and there's no charge for the full-arch consultation, which includes the CT scan. On the Same-Day pathway, fixed teeth can go in on surgery day only where suitable, which your free consultation and CT scan will show. Replacing one tooth with dental implants in Glasgow starts at £2,775.

Invisalign in Glasgow runs from £3,750, and composite bonding from £395 per tooth. Wisdom tooth removal costs £450. Children can join our NHS list at once; adults wait for a limited number of NHS places. NHS dentistry ›

Questions From Parkhead

Travel, parking and treatment.

Which bus goes from Parkhead to Finnieston?–
The First 2. Catch it by the Forge; it runs along the Gallowgate, through the city centre and out along Argyle Street. Get off opposite Berkeley Street in Finnieston, about two minutes' walk from St Vincent Crescent. In the daytime the ride takes around 35 to 40 minutes.
Is Dalmarnock station a good option from Parkhead?+
Is the full-arch consultation free if I travel from Parkhead?+
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