Hawarden Dental Practice

23/12/2022

Happy Christmas from all the staff at the practice to all our patients!
The practice will close today and re-open on Tuesday 3rd January.
NHS patients requiring emergency care at the weekends and on the Bank Holidays can call 111 for details of local NHS clinics.
Registered Private and Practice Plan patients at the weekends and Bank Holidays please call 07751991584
Details of the emergency clinics between Christmas and New Year can be obtained by phoning the surgery.
We wish you and your families a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year!
Mark and the team.

24/11/2022

Hawarden DPs phones are now working normally! Sorry for the inconvenience in contacting us in the past couple of weeks.
New BT Pphone system!
Mark and the team.

14/11/2022

Our phone lines are still down.
If you need to get hold of us during the hours of 8.30 - 5.00pm, or it’s a non urgent problem outside of these times then please send an email to [email protected].
For any out of hours emergencies please refer to the details in the picture.
Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

11/11/2022

We are experiencing some issues with our phone lines. If you have any difficulties over the weekend then please read the advice below. Many thanks and apologies for any inconvenience.

05/07/2022

To protect our vulnerable patients and due to the increase in Covid cases we are asking all patients to continue to wear a face covering when attending our practice.
We’d like to thank you all for you cooperation.

23/06/2022

31/05/2022

The opportunity to cut down on both waste and cost is right in front of you, so why not take it? Simply remind yourself to turn the tap off while brushing

26/05/2022

One of the most effective ways to save money on your oral health is to minimise the amount of treatment by taking good care of your mouth.

Electric toothbrushes are known to remove more plaque than manual ones, and promote them as an investment in your health.

23/05/2022

Whether it’s replacing their toothbrush when the bristles become splayed, making sure they never run out of toothpaste or mouthwash, or keeping up with regular dental visits – we want to communicate that people don’t have to break the bank to take care of their smile.

20/05/2022

20/05/2022

Mouth ulcers are often harmless, but a long-lasting mouth ulcer is sometimes a sign of mouth cancer. If you are worried about a mouth ulcer visit www.dentalhealth.org, talk to our Dental Helpline or visit your dentist to have it checked.