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Welcoming new patients to our Swansea practice.
Become a patient at Crescent Dental and benefit from quality, affordable dental care for all the family.
Jeannine Wycherley
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Quality family dentistry.
With our extensive experience and unwavering dedication to quality dentistry, Crescent Dental is the natural choice for generations of families. Our aim is to ensure every one of our patients enjoys a lifetime of healthy smiles.
Your new patient consultation in 5 steps.
Your first appointment at Crescent Dental is more than just a check-up; it's an opportunity for us to get to know each other and for your dentist to learn about your oral health needs and smile goals.
By the end of your appointment, you'll have a clear plan for your ongoing dental care. We're here to ensure you feel informed and supported every step of the way.
Our friendly reception team will greet you and help you complete some paperwork, including details of your medical history.
You'll meet with the dentist, who will discuss your dental concerns, medical history, and any symptoms you may be experiencing. This is also an opportunity for you to ask questions or concerns.
Your dentist will carry out a thorough examination of your teeth, gums, and oral tissues. They’ll check for cavities, signs of gum disease, and other oral health issues. They will also carry out an oral cancer screening.
If necessary, your dentist may recommend taking dental X-rays or impressions to get a more detailed view of your teeth and gums. These images can help identify any hidden problems that may not be visible during the physical exam.
Based on the findings from the examination and any diagnostic tests, your dentist will create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. This plan may include preventive care, such as dental hygiene treatment, as well as any necessary restorative or cosmetic procedures.
Exceptional care and support from the Crescent Dental team.
Our highly skilled dentists are dedicated to delivering quality dental treatments and ensuring an outstanding patient journey for our Swansea community.
Mark Waters (BDS)
GDC 78250
Aimee Jones (BDS)
GDC104019
Transforming smiles at Crescent Dental.
Our smile results are the best way to judge the skills of our experienced team. We love to see our patients leave our practice with a healthy, bright smile.
Your dental needs covered.
From the youngest members to the oldest, we can take care of your whole family’s general dentistry needs. We’re here to ensure that everyone can enjoy long-lasting oral health and confidence in their smiles.
Our dental treatments include:
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Nervous about visiting the dentist?
Feeling nervous before a dental visit is common, but we're here to help you feel comfortable and relaxed. Our friendly team goes above and beyond to create a welcoming atmosphere, putting nervous patients at ease. With our caring approach and inviting environment, we aim to make every visit a positive experience.
Frequently asked questions about Crescent Dental.
Your first appointment with Crescent Dental will cost £66. During this appointment your dentist will take an X-ray of your mouth, check the health of your teeth and gums and provide an oral screening. Any further treatment needed will be discussed with you, including an estimate of costs. Our team can give you details of our Membership Plan for your ongoing dental care and we have a range of finance plans available to help make any treatment you may need more affordable.
Typically, a new patient appointment lasts for around 30 minutes. This allows us enough time to get to know you, conduct a thorough examination of your oral health, and discuss any concerns or questions you may have.
After your new patient examination here in Swansea, our dentist will discuss their findings with you and develop a personalised treatment plan based on your individual needs and goals. They'll also recommend the frequency of future dental check-ups to maintain your oral health.
We usually advise patients to schedule a dental check-up with us every six to 12 months. This allows your dentist to keep a close eye on your oral health, ensuring early detection and timely intervention for any potential problems, before they escalate into significant and expensive issues.