Dr Wessel Seyffert qualified as a dentist at Pretoria University in 1983 and attends regular continuous education to keep up with the newest products and treatments in dentistry .Dr. Seyffert opened his practice as a dentist in Hartswater Northern Cape on 2 January 1987. The Seyffert practice has offered patients from Hartswater, Jan Kempdorp, Christiana, Taung and other towns within a 100 km radius or more a constant, good quality dental service for the past 32 years and continues to do so daily. Only top quality dental products and materials that last longer, are used in this practice. The following treatments are offered : basic dentistry (extractions and fillings), dental medical prescriptions, root canal treatment, full and partial dentures, gold inlays, orthodontic treatment (braces), crowns and bridges, cleaning and polishing teeth, bleaching teeth, treatment of gum disease and any other oral ailments, referral to dental specialists when necessary. Diagnostic equipment that can be used during the basic examination are digital X rays as well as digital panorex and cephalogram x rays. This diagnostic equipment enables the dentist to diagnose and treat dental, oral and jaw abnormalities accurately even if the patient is not aware of the problem yet. Dr. Carlo Grebe from Kimberley visits the practice monthly for additional orthodontic treatment. The practice accepts all major medical aid and credit cards.
The practice can be reviewed using the following link : https://g.page/r/CWh_SmMXFjnNEAg/review.
The practice will be open from 8:00-17:00 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, Wednesday mornings 8:00-14:00. Practice hours exclude Saturdays and public holidays. Be ensured that all safety measures are taken at the Seyffert practice, to keep our patients and staff safe. Wearing a mask will be compulsory on entrance untill government regulations are changed . A strict cleaning protocol is followed as recommended by SADA (South African Dental Association). Additionally, a fogging machine with a highly recommended antiviral solution is used to disinfect the surgery after each patient. Any patient who needs the help of a dentist, can call one of the practice telephone lines in Hartswater (053 4741632 / 053 47471012 / 066 119 5317/ 082 907 9905). Please be patient if all calls are not answered immediately, as receptionist may be busy with another call. You may send a Whatsapp to 066 119 5317 if you want the receptionist to call you back. According to SADA regulations, only one patient at a given time may be allowed in the consultation or waiting room, to minimize any risk of patients or staff transmitting viruses. No toys, pamphlets or magazines are allowed in the reception area during the pandemic.
Our prayer is that we shall win the virus and be united as a nation, going through this difficult time together !
The practice can be reviewed using the following link : https://g.page/r/CWh_SmMXFjnNEAg/review.
The practice will be open from 8:00-17:00 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, Wednesday mornings 8:00-14:00. Practice hours exclude Saturdays and public holidays. Be ensured that all safety measures are taken at the Seyffert practice, to keep our patients and staff safe. Wearing a mask will be compulsory on entrance untill government regulations are changed . A strict cleaning protocol is followed as recommended by SADA (South African Dental Association). Additionally, a fogging machine with a highly recommended antiviral solution is used to disinfect the surgery after each patient. Any patient who needs the help of a dentist, can call one of the practice telephone lines in Hartswater (053 4741632 / 053 47471012 / 066 119 5317/ 082 907 9905). Please be patient if all calls are not answered immediately, as receptionist may be busy with another call. You may send a Whatsapp to 066 119 5317 if you want the receptionist to call you back. According to SADA regulations, only one patient at a given time may be allowed in the consultation or waiting room, to minimize any risk of patients or staff transmitting viruses. No toys, pamphlets or magazines are allowed in the reception area during the pandemic.
Our prayer is that we shall win the virus and be united as a nation, going through this difficult time together !
