Easy-to-follow advice for you at home, to keep your smile healthy until you visit us again. Download our "Preventative care tips" guide here. Gwaun Cae Gurwen was established in 1985, and with use of our practice charter we have grown from strength to strength. We have been awarded for providing quality dentistry to our patients. We aim to provide an excellent quality service and product to our patients.
We will discuss your requirements and needs and we will aim to achieve and exceed your expectations. Are you one of the thousands of patients considering cosmetic, orthodontic or dental implant work? If so, you might be interested in a service that we provide - interest-free and low cost payment plans to fund your treatment. Denplan makes it easy to look after your teeth without any costly surprises.
You will receive quality preventive dental care and advice. You can spread the cost of routine treatment so you don't receive any unexpected dental bills.
We will discuss your requirements and needs and we will aim to achieve and exceed your expectations. Are you one of the thousands of patients considering cosmetic, orthodontic or dental implant work? If so, you might be interested in a service that we provide - interest-free and low cost payment plans to fund your treatment. Denplan makes it easy to look after your teeth without any costly surprises.
You will receive quality preventive dental care and advice. You can spread the cost of routine treatment so you don't receive any unexpected dental bills.
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David qualified in Manchester University in 1980.
He opened Gwaun cae Gurwen Dental Practice in 1985 and developed the practice to its present five surgeries.
David provides general dentistry and also has a contract to provide domiciliary ( Home) services to those patients who are unable to attend the practice.
David is a keen cyclist, skier and traveler and has provided dental services through charity organizations in India, Cambodia and Nepal.
Gwaun Cae Gurwen was established in 1985, and with use of our practice charter we have grown from strength to strength.
He opened Gwaun cae Gurwen Dental Practice in 1985 and developed the practice to its present five surgeries.
David provides general dentistry and also has a contract to provide domiciliary ( Home) services to those patients who are unable to attend the practice.
David is a keen cyclist, skier and traveler and has provided dental services through charity organizations in India, Cambodia and Nepal.
Gwaun Cae Gurwen was established in 1985, and with use of our practice charter we have grown from strength to strength.
Having graduated from Cardiff Dental school (2014), Sid undertook vacational training in Penclawdd.
He later gathered more experience whilst working as a Maxillofacial SHO in Morriston.
During this time he complated the MJDF qualification (Royal College of Surgeons, London) and is a member of the BDA South West Wales group.
His interests lie in management of anxious patients and oral surgery.
Outside of work, Sid is a keen traveler and enjoys going to the gym.
Gwaun Cae Gurwen was established in 1985, and with use of our practice charter we have grown from strength to strength.
He later gathered more experience whilst working as a Maxillofacial SHO in Morriston.
During this time he complated the MJDF qualification (Royal College of Surgeons, London) and is a member of the BDA South West Wales group.
His interests lie in management of anxious patients and oral surgery.
Outside of work, Sid is a keen traveler and enjoys going to the gym.
Gwaun Cae Gurwen was established in 1985, and with use of our practice charter we have grown from strength to strength.
As well as providing an effective repair for tooth decay or damage, composite (or white) fillings are also a natural-looking alternative to more obvious amalgam fillings.
This is because they are made from tooth-coloured resin; a mixture of plastic and glass that blends in beautifully with your teeth.
They support the structure of a damaged tooth, helping to prevent further breakage or sensitivity, and can be placed in the front or back teeth.
The area to be treated is numbed with a local anaesthetic and the decayed part of the tooth removed.
This is because they are made from tooth-coloured resin; a mixture of plastic and glass that blends in beautifully with your teeth.
They support the structure of a damaged tooth, helping to prevent further breakage or sensitivity, and can be placed in the front or back teeth.
The area to be treated is numbed with a local anaesthetic and the decayed part of the tooth removed.
Root canal therapy (or endodontics) involves removing infected pulp from the innermost part of the tooth.
This prevents the infection from spreading and can help save a tooth that may otherwise have to be extracted.
The pulp is made up of soft tissue, including nerves and blood vessels, and extends from the crown to the tips of the root.
The pulp can become infected due to decay, a deep filling or trauma to the tooth.
Symptoms can include pain, increased sensitivity to temperature, discolouration, a metallic taste, gum tenderness or swelling.
This prevents the infection from spreading and can help save a tooth that may otherwise have to be extracted.
The pulp is made up of soft tissue, including nerves and blood vessels, and extends from the crown to the tips of the root.
The pulp can become infected due to decay, a deep filling or trauma to the tooth.
Symptoms can include pain, increased sensitivity to temperature, discolouration, a metallic taste, gum tenderness or swelling.
More room is needed for successful orthodontic treatment or to ensure new dentures fit properly.
We take an x-ray and assess your teeth to ascertain the best method of removal, which will either be a simple extraction or a surgical extraction.
A simple extraction is performed on a tooth that is visible in the mouth.
It involves loosening the tooth and removing it with dental forceps under local anaesthetic.
A surgical extraction involves making a small incision in the gum to remove a tooth that may have broken off or is concealed under the gum.
We take an x-ray and assess your teeth to ascertain the best method of removal, which will either be a simple extraction or a surgical extraction.
A simple extraction is performed on a tooth that is visible in the mouth.
It involves loosening the tooth and removing it with dental forceps under local anaesthetic.
A surgical extraction involves making a small incision in the gum to remove a tooth that may have broken off or is concealed under the gum.
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