Dentists & Dental Clinics in Wyndover, Cape Town
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19 Belvedere Road, Cape Town, 7708
021 821 1700
Cloud 9 Dental in Claremont, Cape Town, is a Family Dentist specialising in working with children and all aspects of paediatric dentistry. We offer everything from routine check ups and cleanings to root canal treatment and dental crown and dental bridge in a friendly and homely setting. We also do treatment under conscious sedation and general anesthesia. 
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0.0, Doncaster Road, Kenilworth Centre, KENILWORTH, Cape Town, 7780
021 683 2945
Dr Z.H. Razack has been practicing dentistry for eight years now. He qualified as a Dental Surgeon (B.Ch.D – UWC) in 2001. He was then posted all the way up North West of South Africa to start his career in a town called Vryburg. After gaining much experience in public health and locuming at private dentists, Dr Razack joined a well known private Medical and Dental Hospital in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town. In 2004, Dr Razack started his then part-time dental practice. Dr Razack has a passion for dentistry and believes that all patients should be treated with the greatest care and as gently as possible. He shows a special interest in aesthetic dentistry (re-creating smiles), restorative dentistry and prosthetic dentistry. A great passion of his is dentures, often helping patients to restore their faith in dentures and other prosthetic devices (eg. crowns, bridges etc 
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3 Burwood Rd, Rondebosch East, Cape Town, 7780
021 696 9428
With six associate dentists and three oral hygienists, we offer you extended hours for your convenience. We take pride in being a child-friendly practice. For anxious patients we offer treatment under sedation and general anaesthetic. We accept most medical aids and have various payment options including Debit cards, Credit cards and Edcon (Edgars group) cards. Our experienced and capable staff are here to ensure you have as positive an experience as possible. Whatever the scope of your treatment, whether you want a new smile or care of your existing smile, you can expect exceptional care and service conducted in a relaxing and comfortable environment. 
12 Wilderness Rd, Claremont, 7735
+27 21 674 3108
We remove tooth decay, fill cavities, and repair fractured teeth We also diagnose and treat problems with patients' teeth, gums, and related parts of the mouth We provide advice and instruction on taking care of the teeth and gums and on diet choices that affect oral health We also do cosmetic dentistry Oral hygiene is the practice of keeping one's mouth clean and free of disease and other problems by regular brushing of the teeth and cleaning between the teeth 
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40 Dreyer Street, Claremont, 7708
021 683 1234
Selecting the appropriate dentist holds significant importance, particularly when considering the well-being of young individuals. It is imperative to opt for a dentist whom you can rely upon to cater to both you and your entire family’s dental needs. Dentist in Cape Town. Cape Dentists is dedicated to providing a blend of professionalism and warmth in their service, aiming to ensure that each dental appointment is a pleasant experience. Services: Scale and Polishing Fillings Extractions Teeth Whitening Dentures Crowns and Bridges 
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12 Wilderness Avenue, Claremont, Cape Town, 7708
021 671 7037
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