Miyamoto Child Dental w Matsuyama

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  rd20x blv

  :: 06 August 2024 13:14:22

  ※postscript I will write it as it is. A child was attending. The director throws the patient's medical records and documents to the reception area. Although the sliding door is designed to close slowly, it opens and closes very roughly. The measures taken to prevent the coronavirus are excessive, and parents and children are still required to take their temperatures at the reception desk. There are "wear a mask" signs everywhere, and masks are compulsory. (As of June 2023) It seems that we have no right to refuse to wear it. The director explained this to me, but it was a way of thinking that I could never understand, so I said, ``Then I'm going to go to a different dentist,'' and he acted in a way that didn't seem like a director at all. (He threw what he was holding onto the table and tried to leave while glaring at me.) His behavior was so bad that I stopped him and he talked to me again (there was no explanation for the glaring). I wasn't completely satisfied with it, so I told her I would go to another dentist and left. Of course I didn't like the mask requirement, but even more so, after witnessing the director's attitude, I no longer want to see my child here. As soon as I got home, I called another dentist and asked them if masks were compulsory.They said, "They don't require masks at all," so I will be taking care of them from now on. From now on, as long as I continue to practice dentistry, I hope that masks will continue to be compulsory for decades to come. If you stop forcing them midway through, what you explained to me won't make sense. thank you for helping me. *The following month, I was examined at the dentist I transferred to. There were no temperature checks, no signs urging people to wear masks, and no enforcement, and the number of patients was about 50-50 with masks on and 50-50 without masks. Wearing a mask is a personal decision. I think this is normal. (I can understand wearing a mask in medical institutions such as surgeries and internal medicine, but this is a dental clinic.) I received a thorough medical examination. It seemed like she hadn't done anything like ``Is this a treatment to prevent the progression of early cavities?'' which I had always done, so I asked the doctor, and she said, ``There's no need to do that to baby teeth that will soon fall out and grow back.'' explained. Ah, I thought I could trust this teacher. Because it was a children's dentistry clinic and I didn't know when it was time to transfer, I kept going to the clinic, but I'm glad I transferred in the end. By the way, I transferred to a general dentist.

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  y H

  :: 17 October 2023 13:09:16

  The teachers and staff are polite and kind, and my son, who has been attending since he was 9 months old and is now 3 years old, has been able to attend without crying. He gives me good advice every day, so I'm motivated! I'm grateful that someone other than my parents is so passionate about my teeth.

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  ooo pao

  :: 03 July 2023 12:14:20

  My son is not very good at new things, Please respond politely and politely. First, he uses a picture book to explain about dentistry, showing us what kind of chair, what kind of lighting, and what kind of equipment they use. (He even lets me touch it.) Then, he guides me step by step through everything from practicing blowing the wind to brushing my teeth. During your treatment, we will help you get used to the equipment (pre-treatment training), so you can feel at ease! My son can now go to the dentist with confidence and peace of mind. For me, when I was a child, going to the dentist was a scary place, so I looked for a place that would be as traumatic as possible, learned about it through word of mouth, and even though it takes 30 minutes, I drive there!

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  momo kuwa

  :: 12 January 2023 15:38:19

  I think going to the dentist is less traumatic for children. In particular, the doctor is very kind and speaks carefully to the child while treating the child, so I feel at ease. According to my child, being able to receive treatment while watching anime is a particularly good point. If I had to pick one thing, it would be that the formal female dental hygienist is intimidating when explaining things to parents. If it's good for the child, then that's fine. I just go along with it, but sometimes I wonder why it's so intimidating. Please rest assured that all the young dental hygienists will provide you with a smile and gentle treatment 😂

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  M Y

  :: 12 October 2021 12:35:26

  I had just moved from another city and saw a children's dentist, so I took my child there. When the child was wandering around during the explanation, their expressions became grim, and the dentist tried to treat things that had been okay at the previous dentist as a preventive measure...I was left wondering if this was really a dentist for children.