Dentists in Stavanger: 10 clinics in the centre, to the west and to the south
A dentist in Stavanger is not only found in the centre: this page includes clinics in the city core, at Stokka, Bjergsted and Madla, and to the south in Hillevåg, at Hinna and at Forus. Use it to choose by where you live or work, and by what time of day you can go: the address and a short description are on every card, and the phone number is inside the card.
City centre: St. Olavs gate, Klubbgata and Kirkegata
West and north of the centre: Stokka, Bjergsted and Madla
Heading south: Hillevåg, Hinna and Forus
Dentists in Stavanger on the map: from Bjergsted in the north to Forus in the south
The map shows only the clinics on this page: tap a point to open the card with the address and phone number.
Which group suits you
This page is useful if you want an appointment during working hours in the centre, need a clinic with a long day or parking at the door, or wonder where the emergency dental service is at the weekend.
| If you need | Look for | The group that fits | Check this |
|---|---|---|---|
| An appointment during working hours when you work in the centre | An address in St. Olavs gate or Klubbgata | City centre | Floor and entrance: one of the clinics is on the fourth floor of a shopping centre |
| An appointment after work | A clinic that lists a long day | West and north of the centre | Which weekdays the clinic stays open until 18.00 or 19.00 |
| To drive and park at the clinic | The words free parking in the description on the card | West and north of the centre, and Heading south | Where the parking is: at one place it is behind the building |
| A dentist for children and teenagers | The public clinic, with an address in Tastagata | West and north of the centre | Whether the child belongs to this clinic or to another public clinic |
| Help at the weekend | The emergency dental service at Tastagata 30/32, entrance A | West and north of the centre | The opening hours: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 11.00 to 15.00 |
Three parts of the city: the centre, the west and the south
- City centre: three addresses within just over 500 metres of each other.
- Stokka and Bjergsted are about one kilometre from the city core, Madla three to four.
- To the south the distances grow: Hillevåg 2.5 kilometres, Hinna just over 5 and Forus almost 9.
- Addresses at Madla have Hafrsfjord as their postal town, but are in the same municipality.
The groups follow the map and say nothing about the treatment. In the centre of Stavanger three addresses lie close together: St. Olavs gate, Klubbgata and Kirkegata, with just over 500 metres between the outermost ones. The clinic in Klubbgata is on the fourth floor of the shopping centre there, and the nearest entrance is on the east side, by St. Petri church. The address in Kirkegata is an orthodontic practice: you go there for braces, not for an ordinary check-up.
West and north of the city core, the first two addresses are close by: Stokkaveien is under one kilometre from the centre in a straight line, Tastagata at Bjergsted just over one. To Madla it is three to four kilometres. The cards there have Hafrsfjord as the postal town, but Madla is a district of the city.
To the south the clinics lie in a row in the direction of Sandnes: Hillevåg about 2.5 kilometres from the centre, Hinna just over 5 and Forus almost 9, measured in a straight line between the map points on the cards. In Hillevåg the dentists are in a health and service centre, and at Hinna on the second floor of a building with a grocery shop.
This page shows a selection. The category Dental clinics in the directory has close to a hundred cards from all over the city, and more health guides are under Health and medicine.
Long day and short day: the hours the clinics list
- An ordinary day: from 08.00 until between 15.00 and 16.00.
- A long day is found at Madla: until 19.00 or 18.00 on certain weekdays.
- A short day: the clinic at Forus closes at 13.00 on Fridays.
- On Saturday and Sunday the cards show the clinics as closed.
The dental clinics here keep office hours. According to the clinics' own websites (read on 6 October 2026) they open at 08.00, and most of them close between 15.00 and 16.00. If you want an appointment after work, you therefore have to look for the clinics with a long day.
The long days are at Madla. One clinic there lists opening hours until 19.00 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the other until 18.00 on Wednesdays. In the centre it is the other way round: the clinic in St. Olavs gate says it closes at 12.00 on Wednesdays and at 16.00 on the other weekdays, and the clinic in Klubbgata closes at 15.30.
Telephone hours are not the same as opening hours. The dentists in Hillevåg list telephone hours from 08.00 to 15.15 and do not accept text messages on the dentists' direct numbers. One of the clinics at Madla lists a separate number for calls and text messages outside opening hours.
At several places you can book the appointment online: the clinic in Klubbgata, the chain clinic at Madla and the clinic at Forus have a booking link, and the clinic in St. Olavs gate has a patient page with login. At Hinna and at the other clinic at Madla the request goes through a contact form, and then the appointment is agreed only when the clinic has replied.
Public or private, the bill and the emergency dental service
- The clinic in Tastagata is public: it is run by the county's dental service.
- Children and young people are treated free of charge there up to and including the year they turn 18.
- Emergency dental service at weekends and on public holidays: Tastagata 30/32, entrance A, 11.00 to 15.00.
- If life is in danger: call 113.
One of the clinics differs from the others: the one in Tastagata at Bjergsted is run by Tannhelse Rogaland, the county's public dental service. In the public service children and teenagers are treated free of charge from birth up to and including the year they turn 18, with the exception of braces, and from the year you turn 19 up to and including the year you turn 28 you pay 25 per cent yourself. How the clinic receives other adults is not stated on its website: call and ask.
At the private clinics adults as a main rule pay the whole bill themselves, and the dentists are free to set their prices. The cards do not give prices. If the National Insurance Scheme covers part of the treatment, a clinic with direct settlement can have the benefit paid to itself, so that you do not have to pay that part up front: according to the cards, the dentists in Hillevåg and one of the clinics at Madla have such an agreement with Helfo.
The emergency dental service for Stavanger and southern Rogaland is at the same place as the public clinic: Tastagata 30/32, entrance A. It is open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11.00 to 15.00, phone 51 65 92 70 (Tannhelse Rogaland's website, read on 6 October 2026). On weekdays you call a dental clinic during opening hours. Some of the clinics on this page write that they take urgent cases, but neither they nor this page promise a free appointment.
This page is a practical guide and does not replace an examination by a dentist or a doctor. The editors do not assess the treatment at the clinics. If life is in danger, call 113; the out-of-hours medical service answers on 116 117.
Questions and answers
In St. Olavs gate and in Klubbgata, where the clinic is on the fourth floor of the shopping centre. The third address in the group, in Kirkegata, is an orthodontist.
The two clinics at Madla: one lists opening hours until 19.00 Monday to Wednesday, the other until 18.00 on Wednesdays (the clinics' websites, read on 6 October 2026). The others we have hours for close between 12.00 and 16.00.
Yes. The public emergency dental service is at Tastagata 30/32, entrance A, and is open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11.00 to 15.00, phone 51 65 92 70 (Tannhelse Rogaland, read on 6 October 2026).
To the public dental service, where treatment is free up to and including the year they turn 18. The clinic in Tastagata is one of the county's public clinics.
At three of the clinics outside the centre, according to the cards and the clinics' websites: at Hinna, at Stokka and at one of the clinics at Madla. For the clinics in the centre the cards do not mention parking.
Not always. Several of the clinics have online booking or a contact form on their website, while the dentists in Hillevåg list telephone hours from 08.00 to 15.15.
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How we make this page
The clinics on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editors. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality: the editors do not assess the treatment at the clinics.
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