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Pembrokeshire Dental Care
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Pembrokeshire Dental Care

4.9 (83 reviews) Feidr Pen-Y-Bont, Newport SA42 0LT
Opening hours Today: 8:30am to 2pm
All hours

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.

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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 Newport where enough practices publish one, otherwise the UK.

Consultation

  • New Patient Examination (Adult) £115 £29 above Newport typical
  • Routine Examination (Adult) £69 £10 above Newport typical
  • Emergency Appointment £102

Preventive

  • Fissure Sealant £91

Hygiene

  • Hygienist Appointment (30 min) £105 £33 above Newport typical

Restorative

  • Composite (White) Filling £255 £99 above Newport typical
  • Amalgam (Silver) Filling £160

Endodontics

  • Root Canal Treatment £545 £101 above Newport typical

Oral Surgery

  • Simple Tooth Extraction £215 £59 above Newport typical
  • Surgical Extraction £325
  • Wisdom Tooth Extraction £372

Cosmetic

  • Home Teeth Whitening £349 £9 above Newport typical

Diagnostic

  • Dental X-Ray £31 £18 above Newport typical
  • Panoramic X-Ray £85

Prosthetics

  • Porcelain Crown £990 £234 above Newport typical
  • Dental Bridge £937
  • Full Acrylic Denture £1,128
  • Porcelain Veneer £858

Implantology

  • Single Tooth Implant £1,838 £312 below Newport typical

Protective

  • Sports Mouthguard £155
  • Night Guard / Occlusal Splint £210

Prices for a standard adult case. Ask for a written treatment plan first. Report a wrong price

Opening times

Monday8:30am to 5pm
Tuesday8:30am to 5pm
Wednesday8:30am to 5pm
Thursday8:30am to 5pm
Friday (today)8:30am to 2pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

From the practice's Google listing. Out of hours, call NHS 111 Wales. They can arrange urgent dental care.

Treatments and facilities

Cosmetic dentistryHygienistEmergency appointmentsRoot canal treatmentChildren's dentistryCrowns, bridges and denturesTeeth whitening

About Pembrokeshire Dental Care

Patients in Newport can find comprehensive dental care at Pembrokeshire Dental Care, based at Feidr Pen-Y-Bont, Newport SA42 0LT. The practice offers a wide range of treatments to support everyday oral health, from routine examinations and general dentistry to specialist care when it’s needed. With a Google rating of 4.8/5 from 53 reviews, it’s a well-regarded option for those searching locally for dependable dental support. Cosmetic dentistry is available for patients looking to enhance the appearance of their smile, including teeth whitening. The team also provides dental hygienist services to help improve gum health and maintain results between appointments. For children, paediatric dentistry is on hand to make dental visits more comfortable and supportive for younger patients. Restorative and specialist treatments include endodontics and prosthodontics, supporting patients who need root canal therapy or replacement of missing teeth. Emergency dental care is also offered for urgent concerns, helping patients access timely advice and treatment when pain or problems arise. While the practice’s NHS status isn’t specified in the information provided, patients can still contact the clinic directly to confirm availability and discuss the most suitable treatment plan for their needs.

Reviews

4.9 (83 reviews) on Google. Our ranking allows for how many reviews a practice has.

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Team

  • Dr. Jack EllisDentist, BDS (Lond) 2007, MSc, Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Restorative and Aesthetic DentistryGDC 128666
  • Dr. Keith McFarlaneDentist, BDS (Dundee) 1999GDC 76411

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