Dr Barbara Gudrun Gothe
Selection Park, Springs
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Dentists in Springs
Springs residents looking for a dentist can choose from 6 practitioners listed in this directory, serving the East Rand community including areas such as Selcourt, Strubensvale and Kwa-Thema. Dentists in Springs generally see patients for routine check-ups, fillings, tooth extractions, root canal treatment, gum health assessments and denture fittings. Given the area's mining and industrial history, some patients also present with jaw or bite issues related to physical work, while others seek treatment for tooth sensitivity, cracked teeth or general oral hygiene concerns. During a first visit, a patient can typically expect an oral examination, a discussion of dental history, and possibly x-rays to assess overall dental health. Anyone experiencing tooth pain, bleeding gums or other dental symptoms should consult a registered dentist for assessment and advice.
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Dr Bongiwe Ntombifuthi Hlophe
Modder East, Springs
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Selcourt, Springs
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View profile: Dr Cebile Nokukhanya Constance Dubazane Dr Francois Allers Neuhoff
Springs
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Springs
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Springs
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What conditions do dentists in Springs commonly treat?
Dentists in this area generally manage conditions such as tooth decay, gum disease, cracked or chipped teeth, impacted wisdom teeth and general oral hygiene concerns. Treatment plans depend on individual assessment by the practitioner.
What should I bring to my first dental appointment in Springs?
It is useful to bring your ID document, medical aid card (if applicable), a list of current medications, and details of any previous dental work or treatment history.
Do dentists in Springs accept medical aid?
Medical aid acceptance varies by practice. It is advisable to contact the specific practitioner's rooms directly to confirm which schemes and plans they accept.
How often should I visit a dentist for check-ups?
General guidance suggests a routine dental check-up every six to twelve months, though this can vary based on individual oral health needs. A registered dentist can advise on an appropriate schedule during a consultation.
Are emergency dental services available in Springs?
Some practices may offer urgent appointments for issues such as severe toothache or dental trauma. Contact the practice directly to enquire about availability for urgent care.
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