Fairwater Green Dental Practice
NHS dental care in Wales
NHS dentistry in Wales is run by NHS Wales. In Wales you join a health board waiting list rather than registering with a practice, so the way in is through NHS 111 Wales rather than phoning round.
Find NHS dental services on NHS 111 Wales
NHS charges in Wales are set separately from England's, so ask the practice what you would pay.
Private prices
From the practice's published fee list. Compared with the typical price in Cardiff where enough practices publish one, otherwise the UK.
Cosmetic
- Home Teeth Whitening £240 £110 below Cardiff typical
Prices for a standard adult case. Ask for a written treatment plan first. Report a wrong price
Opening times
| Monday | 9am to 5pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9am to 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am to 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am to 5pm |
| Friday | 9am to 5pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday (today) | Closed |
Treatments and facilities
- Parking
- Accessible to disabled people
- Public transport access
- Wheelchair accessible toilet
- Access without steps
About Fairwater Green Dental Practice
Fairwater Green Dental Practice provides mixed NHS and private dentistry for individuals and families in Cardiff. The practice explains that NHS check-ups are now typically one appointment per 12–24 months (with exceptions for higher-risk patients), and recall letters have been replaced by automated text messages, with patients advised to ensure their mobile number is up to date. The team is part of the British Dental Association’s Good Practice Scheme and follows its quality assurance framework. The practice describes a focus on safe care through risk assessments and cross-infection prevention, alongside staff training and ongoing professional development. It also notes that it has completed the BDA “Return to face-to-face assessment” course to support requirements during the Covid pandemic. On the treatment side, patients can expect composite (white) fillings as the material of choice, plus specialist interest in periodontics and gum disease treatment, accepting referrals from dental professionals and self-referrals. Private options include tooth whitening, short-term non-extraction cosmetic tooth alignment with Cfast, and implants for replacing dentures with fixed teeth, along with custom mouthguards for sport and cosmetic composite bonding.
Reviews
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Read the reviews on GoogleTeam
- Dr Ian MorrisAssociate Dentist, BDS (2002), MFDS, RCS (Eng)GDC 80785
- Dr Dr Timothy PhillipsPrincipal Dentist
- Dr Thomas EllisDentist, BDSGDC 251320
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