Cavendish Dental Claremont

11/01/2026

In case you missed it!

Dr Reon Janse van Rensburg joined our clinical team as an associatein 2024. He is currently completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Minor Oral Surgery, reflecting his commitment to continual learning and evidence-based care.
Dr Reon has a conservative and gentle approach to dentistry, with a strong focus on preventative and restorative care, as well as oral surgery. He has a particular interest in working with nervous and anxious patients, taking time to explain procedures clearly and ensuring patients feel informed, comfortable, and at ease throughout their treatment.
His clinical interests include preventative dentistry, restorative dentistry, oral surgery, and implantology. He is a member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI) and plans to continue advancing his skills in implant dentistry as part of his ongoing professional development.
Born and raised in Cape Town, Dr Reon values community and connection. Outside the practice, he has a strong appreciation for animals and nature, and enjoys reading. Known for his inquisitive mindset and problem-solving approach, he values working closely with people and building long-term, trusting relationships with his patients.

25/06/2025

Summer smiles are made in winter 🦷.

With winter in full swing here in Cape Town, there is no better time to visit your dentist and ensure your oral health is taken care of.

Remember to schedule your preventative consultations and cleanings, and we'll help guide you on how you can achieve a healthy and radiant smile in time for summer . ☀️

Keep an eye on this space for upcoming winter warmer promotions as we introduce you to our new practice location and service offerings.

21/01/2023

All smiles this Saturday!

Case performed using minimally invasive additive bonding by Dr Meyer .

21/10/2022

The power of endodontic treatment (Root canal) and endodontic whitening, followed by a resin filling. Getting our smiles weekend ready 😁

01/01/2021

24/09/2020

Happy heritage day South Africa 🇿🇦

10/08/2020

This incredible offer is available to all patients!
*Promotion is limited to stock availability and will be applied on a first come first serve basis. WhatsApp us on 071 261 5272 for further information or to secure a booking.

02/06/2020

Some important guidelines from our South African Dental Association to ensure patient and staff safety. A must read for patients before visiting their Dentist.

Before you visit the dentist, we ask that you follow these procedures to ensure your safety and the safety of your dentist and those around you.

1. Please wear a new or freshly washed cloth mask, at a minimum, when visiting the Oral health care facility. Only the patient will be allowed in the OHC facility, unless the patient is a minor or disabled. If the Oral health care facility is behind schedule, patients must wait outside the office or in their cars. Please contact our OHC facility before you leave home to prevent an unnecessary long wait.

2. Please do not wear any non-essential accessories, jewellery, etc as it can be contaminated. Essential items such as cell phones will be secured in a safe place at entry.

3. Please be on time. Patients arriving earlier than 10 minutes prior to their appointments will not be admitted into the premises. Patients arriving late will need to be rescheduled. Most OHC facilities in South Africa have safety doors to the entrance; you may be asked to use this entrance for proper distancing. Vigilance should not be relaxed.

4. OHC facilities operating with walk-in patients only should adhere to the above rules. Waiting patients should be asked to line up outside the door, keeping social distancing in mind. These distances should be clearly marked in the expected line-up area. In adverse weather conditions, local situations should be evaluated with informed knowledge to protect the patients against the weather yet allowing for social distancing.

5. Please fill in all paperwork electronically or at home. For older adults or those who are digitally challenged, please contact our receptionist by phone to complete your paperwork ahead of time. This could also be done by a properly protected and informed staff member in the waiting area outside the facility.

6. Make arrangements for the method of payment. Be aware that cash could be a potential source of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

7. Dental personnel adhere to the same strict principles as patients. Staff at high risk or with comorbidities will be reassigned to positions that do not put them, and you, at additional risk.

8. Dental staff have also been directed to receive flu vaccinations to prevent infection and keep their practice open.