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Over 10 years experience boasting state-of-the-art technology.
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Dental Plans from £14.95 per month with access to exclusive discounts.
Emergency Care
in 24 Hours
We will always endeavour to see a patient in pain within 24 hours.
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Most of our team are Welsh speakers, allowing you to speak in your language of choice.
Why choose Veneers
Veneers make teeth look natural and healthy. Because they are very thin and are held in place by a special strong bond (rather like super-glue) very little preparation of the tooth is needed. Some types of veneers don’t need any preparation at all.
A precise shade of porcelain can be chosen to give the right colour to improve a single discoloured tooth or to lighten the front teeth. A veneer can make a chipped tooth look intact again. The porcelain covers the whole of the front of the tooth with a thicker section replacing the broken part.
Veneers can also be used to close small gaps, when orthodontics (braces) are not suitable. If one tooth is slightly out of position, a veneer can sometimes be fitted to bring it into line with the others.
Some of the shiny outer enamel surface of the tooth may be removed to ensure that the veneer can be permanently bonded in place later. The amount of enamel removed is minimal and will match the thickness of the veneer to be fitted, so the tooth remains the same size.
A local anaesthetic (injection) may be used to ensure there is no discomfort, but often this is unnecessary. Once the tooth has been prepared, the dentist will take an ‘impression’ (mould). This will be given to the dental technician, along with any other necessary information to make the veneer.
The colour of the surrounding teeth is matched using a shade guide to ensure the veneer will look entirely natural.
Because the preparation of the tooth is so slight you will probably not need a temporary veneer. The tooth will look very much the same after preparation, but will feel slightly less smooth.
Only minor adjustments can be made to the veneer after it is fitted. It is usually best to wait a little while to get used to it before any changes are made. Your dentist will probably want to check and polish it a week or so after it is fitted, and make sure that you are happy with it.
Whether you’ve recently moved to Anglesey or are just looking for a new dental practice, Marquess Dental could be perfect for you.
You can book your first appointment online or by calling the practice on 01248 787878.
Upon arrival, our friendly reception team will welcome you to the practice and check you in on the system.
If you have not yet completed your personal details and medical history using the online link sent to you before your appointment, you will be given a tablet device to complete your personal details and medical history – these state of the art devices then upload this information directly into our record system for your dentist to see instantly.
Once completed, you’ll be asked to take a seat in the waiting room and a team member will personally collect you when it is time for your appointment.
During your consultation your dentist will ask how things are with your teeth and establish any pressing concerns or issues.
You will receive a full oral health check which includes a tooth check, assessment of the external soft tissues, internal soft tissues, jaw joints and any X-Rays required.
Once the dentist has gathered all this information, they have a good understanding of the condition of your teeth and gums.
They will discuss your current situation with you and give advice on any treatment needed, including discussion of all options will be discussed with you.
A printed treatment plan given to you, with cost estimates for the treatment detailed, and our reception team will book any further appointments that you wish to book.
Book A New Patient AppointmentOur enthusiastic and knowledgable team have the experience and ability to be able to deliver dental advice and treatments at an impeccable level of patient care.
Emma Biddlestone
Dental Nurse
Dr Glesni Llwyd
Dentist
Bridget Jones
Receptionist
Amanda Jones
Dental Nurse
Dr Geraint Buse BDS (Hons)
Principal Dentist
Jenny Jones
Practice Manager
Carly Hopkinson
Hygienist
Dr Dan Jones BDS (Hons)
Dentist
Lisa Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Carys Harper Lloyd BDS
Dentist
Helen Davies
Dental Nurse
Catrin Williams
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lois Maple
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lowri Burgess
Dental Nurse
Sophie Gordon
Dentist
Pam Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Liam McGrath
Implant Practitioner
Rebecca Fauré
Therapist/ Hygienist
Emma Biddlestone
Dental Nurse
Dr Glesni Llwyd
Dentist
Bridget Jones
Receptionist
Amanda Jones
Dental Nurse
Dr Geraint Buse BDS (Hons)
Principal Dentist
Jenny Jones
Practice Manager
Carly Hopkinson
Hygienist
Dr Dan Jones BDS (Hons)
Dentist
Lisa Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Carys Harper Lloyd BDS
Dentist
Helen Davies
Dental Nurse
Catrin Williams
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lois Maple
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lowri Burgess
Dental Nurse
Sophie Gordon
Dentist
Pam Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Liam McGrath
Implant Practitioner
Rebecca Fauré
Therapist/ Hygienist
Emma Biddlestone
Dental Nurse
Dr Glesni Llwyd
Dentist
Bridget Jones
Receptionist
Amanda Jones
Dental Nurse
Dr Geraint Buse BDS (Hons)
Principal Dentist
Jenny Jones
Practice Manager
Carly Hopkinson
Hygienist
Dr Dan Jones BDS (Hons)
Dentist
Lisa Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Carys Harper Lloyd BDS
Dentist
Helen Davies
Dental Nurse
Catrin Williams
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lois Maple
Trainee Dental Nurse
Lowri Burgess
Dental Nurse
Sophie Gordon
Dentist
Pam Williams
Dental Nurse
Dr Liam McGrath
Implant Practitioner
Rebecca Fauré
Therapist/ Hygienist
A natural-coloured filling material can be used for minor repairs to front teeth. This is excellent where the tooth supports a filling, but may not work so well for broken tooth corners.
There will always be a join between the tooth and the filling material.
Crowns are used for teeth which need to be strengthened – either because they have broken, have been weakened by a very large filling, or have had root canal treatment.