Mouth and jaw surgery at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

John Radcliffe and Horton General oral surgery waiting times: most people treated waited 21 to 58 weeks.

Of the people still waiting, half have waited under 20 weeks and 9 in 10 under 47 weeks. 45% are within 18 weeks.

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How the wait has changed

Oral surgery at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, 24 months to August 2026
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Shaded band: half to 9 in 10 of people treated that month. Line: the median wait of people still waiting. Weeks on the left.

The numbers behind the chart
MonthTreated, half withinTreated, 9 in 10 withinWaiting now, half within
September 202429.568.833.0
October 20249.962.224.1
November 20249.460.425.4
December 20249.960.524.8
January 202519.162.525.1
February 202516.061.824.6
March 202522.360.525.0
April 202515.863.424.1
May 20259.762.726.0
June 202530.562.523.6
July 202512.362.823.7
August 202513.662.724.7
September 202535.366.023.5
October 202531.563.521.3
November 202529.261.420.2
December 202515.362.318.4
January 202621.062.519.0
February 202618.658.517.5
March 202619.655.317.3
April 202611.358.418.9
May 202613.254.618.2
June 202617.859.618.7
July 202620.560.720.1
August 202620.557.620.2

Faster options within 25 miles

Shortest waitHas A&E

Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust

NHS trust, 24.3 miles away

2 to 16weeks

Half seen within 2 weeks, 9 in 10 within 16 weeks

Waiting now: half have waited under 9 weeks, 9 in 10 under 22 weeks. 128 people treated in the month.

NHS England figures, . Checked for new figures . About the data.

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