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Belle Vue Dental Practice

Accepting NHS patients Accepting NHS · Older signal

32 Belle Vue Terrace, Skipton, North Yorkshire

BD23 1RU

Tel: 01756793558

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Dental access intelligence

Accepting NHS

NHS availability signal for adults and children, updated 18 May 2026.

Older signal
NHS acceptanceAccepting adults and children; checked 18 May 2026
NHS activityJan 2026; 4.0% UDA delivery
CQC listingInspection report published 24 Jan 2019
Local access20.2 NHS dentists per 100k residents

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NHS patient acceptance

  • Yes - adults (18+)
  • Yes - children (17 or under)
  • No - free dental care adults
  • No - urgent care

NHS profile last confirmed: 18 May 2026

Checked 18 May 2026 · View NHS source

NHS activity (Jan 2026)

Latest reported delivery against the UDA target.

Very low delivery

UDA delivery

4.0%

Well below the contract target in the latest NHSBSA activity record.

<96% below 96% 100% 102%+
UDA Target 670
UDA Delivered 27.0
Performance 4.0%
Patients 384
Band 1: 27 Band 2: 0 Band 3: 0 Urgent: 0 Children: 324 Adults: 60

NHSBSA Open Data - contract 1001110000 via Humber and North Yorkshire ICB

This is not a clinical quality rating or a final year-end result. NHSBSA year-end reconciliation uses 96%, 100%, and 102% delivery bands for UDA/UOA activity. How UDA targets work

CQC inspection evidence

CQC does not give overall ratings to primary dental providers. We show the latest published inspection evidence and the five CQC questions where available.

Reported status Not rated
Safe Not rated
Effective Not rated
Caring Not rated
Responsive Not rated
Well led Not rated

Published: 24 January 2019

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