おおの矯正歯科 en Ueda

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  sound Fuji

  :: 18 May 2024 18:12:34

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  M S

  :: 21 October 2023 21:30:32

  When I was a student, I had a complex about my teeth sticking out and couldn't smile much and always kept a straight face. Thanks to the orthodontic treatment I received, my life changed considerably. Now, people tell me that my teeth are straight and that I have a nice smile, which has given me more confidence. I have nothing but gratitude. I think it was also good that rather than forcing patients to undergo orthodontics, patients were left to decide what they wanted to do after obtaining informed consent, such as receiving an explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of orthodontics.

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  あめふら

  :: 17 December 2022 16:33:46

  A long time ago, I consulted here about orthodontic treatment, and was told to have two healthy teeth extracted. Currently, even after orthodontic treatment at another hospital, the patient remains healthy without having to extract any teeth. What's more, when I hesitate to remove a healthy tooth, he makes a mess of things like it's my fault for not being clear. In the end, I was right in not choosing this option. I'm just hoping this won't happen now, but looking at the reviews it doesn't seem like it. Putting aside your own ignorance and lack of skill, and appearing in a high-pressure manner...This is not limited to dental clinics, but you want to make a calm decision without being fooled by the appearance or interior design.

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  はる

  :: 04 August 2020 23:26:26

  I told him at the beginning that the thing that bothered me the most was the distortion of his mouth. I can't do anything unless you tell me what's bothering you! I was told this many times. It's important to convey our requests, but I was imagining that we would receive suggestions and then decide that we wanted to do it. It didn't seem to suit me. .

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  Hirofumi KIGUCHI

  :: 18 March 2014 13:57:12

  On the contrary, he is a trustworthy teacher because he is polite and kind, and never says, ``Let's correct it.''