Broughty Ferry, Dundee
How to Find Us
You will find us at 196 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2AH, on Broughty Ferry's main shopping street. The railway station is a couple of minutes on foot, buses from Dundee city centre stop nearby, and patients travel to us from all over Dundee, Angus and north-east Fife. If you are unsure of the route, ring or message us before you set off and we will point you in the right direction.196 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2AH. Ring or message us and we will help you plan the journey.
In Broughty Ferry › Monifieth › Dundee › Carnoustie › Forfar › Tayport › Arbroath › Newport-on-Tay ›
Where We Are
196 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5 2AH.
When We Are Open
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm. Closed at weekends.
Telephone
During opening hours, reception answers on 01382 477350. Outside those hours, NHS 24 on 111 can help with anything urgent.
Send a message to 07984 709110 for directions, to change an appointment or to warn us you are running behind.
Parking
Free on-street parking on Brook Street and the streets around it, limited to 45 minutes with no return to the same bay within 75 minutes. For a longer appointment, Dundee City Council's pay car park on Queen Street is a few minutes' walk away. There are Blue Badge bays on Brook Street.
Buses
From Dundee city centre, Xplore Dundee 5 and 10 and Stagecoach 73 run to Broughty Ferry, stopping on Queen Street and Fort Street, a few minutes' walk from Brook Street. The local 88 stops on Brook Street itself, at Tesco Express.
Trains
Broughty Ferry station is a couple of minutes' walk, with trains from Dundee, Arbroath, Carnoustie and Monifieth.
Access Without Steps
Give us a ring before your first visit and we'll talk you through the entrance and the layout inside. Wheelchair users, parents with buggies and anyone who finds stairs hard: tell us when booking and we will arrange the visit to suit you.
If You Have a Longer Journey
Patients come to us for Invisalign, All-on-4 and implants from Carnoustie, Arbroath, Forfar and across the Tay Road Bridge. Mention the distance when you book and we will do our best to bundle appointments together so you travel less often.
Another option is to begin with a WhatsApp photo. A dentist can tell you whether a consultation is worthwhile before you commit to the drive or the train.
Before Your Visit
Returning to the dentist after a long absence
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NHS and private dentistry in Scotland: how they differ
Plan A and Plan B: do our dental plans add up?
Heading Over?
Book an appointment online, or drop us a message on the day if you get lost or delayed.