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Sports Mouthguards
Wednesday 9th October 2019 in Journal
Sports Mouthguards – Basingstoke, Hampshire We provide high quality sports mouthguards made by our top dental technician, Mat Beable. The impression taking is done with care to make sure the process is comfortable. A full range of colours and designs are available from union jacks to neon pink, all made from the strongest high impact….
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Nervous Patients
Thursday 26th September 2019 in Journal
The main reason adults give for putting off visiting the dentist is fear. Approximately one in six patients are nervous about dental appointments and for some that fear is so intense that it is classed as dental phobia which can cause panic attacks and severe anxiety at even the thought of a trip to the….
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Periodontal Disease (Gum Disease)
Tuesday 17th September 2019 in Journal
Periodontal Disease (Gum Disease) Periodontitis is often known as ‘Gum Disease’ and is a very common condition in which the gums and deeper periodontal structures, those that hold teeth in your jaw bone become inflamed and swollen and left untreated it can lead to tooth loss. There has been huge developments in the early diagnosis….
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Dental Fillings
Thursday 18th July 2019 in Journal
A filling is a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay back to its normal function and shape. Materials used for fillings include gold, porcelain, composite resins (tooth-coloured fillings), and an amalgam (an alloy of mercury, silver, copper, tin and sometimes zinc) At Gwynne Dental we have an emphasis on both minimal intervention and….
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Dental Implants
Wednesday 10th July 2019 in Journal
Dental implants are the best long-term solution to missing teeth for most people. They act as your original tooth did. The implant, which is made of titanium, is fitted in bone where the tooth root would normally be. When fully integrated to the bone, a crown, bridge or denture is then placed over the implant….
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Botox and Dermal Fillers
Wednesday 29th May 2019 in Journal
Botox and fillers are increasingly popular techniques that when done well can produce a subtle, non surgical to make you look many years younger. At Gwynne Dental we believe in experienced, professional practitioners and are delighted to have Gaby Jackman on board carrying out these procedures. Gaby has been the deputy lead nurse at St…..
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Why Choose Private Dentistry and What Will it Cost?
Wednesday 27th March 2019 in Journal
Why would you see us Privately? The dentist you choose to see every visit – our staff turn-over is very low We take time with our patients, a more personal and involved service, we see only 15 or 20 patients per day Highly experienced dentists with a commitment to providing complete, high level care of….
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Wedding Day Smile Makeover
Thursday 28th February 2019 in Journal
Considering how many times your photographer will be shouting “Smile!” at you on your wedding day, it’s only natural to want to ensure that your teeth look their absolute best. Chipped, cracked, discoloured and stained teeth are some of the most common issues we deal with prior to a bride’s wedding. There are plenty of….
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How we can save your teeth this year
Thursday 3rd January 2019 in Journal
How we can save your teeth: why root treatment is a painless and predictable treatment option. When a dental abscess develops the tooth sometimes has to be removed, but in many cases a root filling can save it. At Gwynne Dental we take a great deal of care to root treat teeth to the highest….
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Our Christmas 2018 opening times
Thursday 20th December 2018 in Journal
Christmas is here once again and to confirm, our opening hours during this period are as follows: Christmas Eve; 9-1 Christmas Day and Boxing Day closed 27th, 28th and 31st 10-12 emergency cover 1st Jan closed 2nd Jan onwards normal working hours. For any emergencies over the Christmas period please ring the surgery. A very….
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