Castle Hill Orthodontics - Carmarthen

Castle Hill
Carmarthen,
Carmarthenshire,
SA31 1JW
Telephone: (01267) 220 902
Fax: (01267) 220 895

Dental Practitioners

Dr. David Howells
Specialist in Orthodontics,
BDS Lond 1976,
LDS RCS Eng 1977,
FDS RCS Eng 1980,
DOrth RCS Eng 1983,
MScD Wales 1983,
MOrth RCS Eng 1988
GDC No. 50543

Dr. Emyr Daniels
BDS (Wales) 1985,
MSc Lond 2000
GDC No. 60430

Dr. Byron Jones
BDS (Wales) 1980
GDC No. 54261

Castle Hill Orthodontics are specialists in Orthodontics

Orthodontics for Adults

The good news for adults is even if you should have received orthodontic treatment as a child and did not, it¹s not too late to correct over crowding or over spacing in adult life. Adults may wish to consider orthodontic treatment for a variety of reasons:

• correction of problems for which there was no suitable treatment for in childhood
• desire to improve smile by reduction of overcrowding
• desire to improve smile by closing of gaps between teeth
• facilitate other dental treatment required such as crown, bridge or implant work
• assist with the treatment of gum disease and prevention of early tooth loss
• new technology means treatment can take place without wires and brackets visible

Orthodontics for Children

Children are usually referred to the practice by their General Dentist for an orthodontic assessment. Initial examination and assessment is still available under the terms of the NHS for all patients under the age of 18 years. Following assessment your orthodontist will be able to advise if treatment is able to be carried out under the terms of the NHS or whether private treatment is recommended. The practice is committed to making available an acceptable standard of treatment as permitted under the terms of the NHS. In many cases we recommend private treatment which gives us the scope to provide the superior materials, treatment and quality time and access to achieve the very best possible results.

Travel information

Castle Hill Orthodontics is situated about halfway up Castle Hill (also known as Gaol Hill) on the East side, opposite County Hall. We are a short walk from town centre car parks as well as from the railway station and bus station. Patients should use the lower floor entrance which is approached from the small pedestrian alleyway linking Castle Hill and Old Station Road.

We regret we cannot routinely offer parking space. By prior arrangement we can usually make parking space available for patients and visitors in wheelchairs or with other special needs because of disability.

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