Mouth and jaw surgery at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Royal Free and Barnet oral surgery waiting times: most people treated waited 24 to 51 weeks.

Of the people still waiting, half have waited under 16 weeks and 9 in 10 under 38 weeks. 57% are within 18 weeks.

Has A&E

NHS trust

24 to 51weeks

Half seen within 24 weeks, 9 in 10 within 51 weeks

Waiting now: half have waited under 16 weeks, 9 in 10 under 38 weeks. 437 people treated in the month.

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Based on the waiting-now figures for August 2026. Not a prediction of your own wait: urgency decides who is seen first.

Oral surgery at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, 24 months to August 2026

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

Shortest wait

NHS trust, 4.3 miles away

5 to 15weeks

Half seen within 5 weeks, 9 in 10 within 15 weeks

Waiting now: half have waited under 8 weeks, 9 in 10 under 27 weeks. 58 people treated in the month.

Has A&E

NHS trust, 5.1 miles away

10 to 32weeks

Half seen within 10 weeks, 9 in 10 within 32 weeks

Waiting now: half have waited under 10 weeks, 9 in 10 under 33 weeks. 392 people treated in the month.

Has A&E

NHS trust, 10.8 miles away

11 to 28weeks

Half seen within 11 weeks, 9 in 10 within 28 weeks

Waiting now: half have waited under 12 weeks, 9 in 10 under 26 weeks. 367 people treated in the month.

NHS England figures, August 2026. Checked for new figures 14 October 2026. About the data.

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