Takashima Dental Clinic in Iwaki

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  atu atu

  :: 09 December 2020 19:44:01

  I want to say it out loud. This is a dentist you should never go to. It took me a long time to realize that something was wrong with this dentist. Don't wait for regrets. There is no doubt that I am at fault, but it is strange that there are dentists who provide treatments that cannot be called treatments, so I don't usually write reviews, but I want to prevent others from becoming victims like me. I also hereby denounce it. ・Anyway, the treatment is rough/sloppy Normally it would have to be a cover, but now it's just a plastic-like filling. When a tooth has a groove in two, the tooth is simply filled with what would normally be a crown → the tooth breaks starting from the groove. ・Tooth pain → Immediate pulp extraction (does not try other methods) The pulp of the tooth was immediately removed without any attempt to preserve the nerve in the area where the tooth was hurting. Will you do it then? There was no consultation. The treatment of the root cause after removing the nerve was also careless, and the important root treatment was not performed. Naturally, root lesions have occurred and are being treated by other dentists. ・Leaving cavities (it was later discovered that this was done intentionally) I thought something wasn't right, so after the treatment, I went to another dentist and was told that the cavities weren't completely removed (!) It was also discovered that the denture had been placed directly on a cavity that had developed into a cavity, and the cavity had progressed and the tooth had to be extracted. Since the cavities are left behind, it's bound to happen again! There are many other things I would like to say, but the situation is as above. You can experience the process of mild tooth decay → silver tooth → nerve removal → crown → tooth extraction in a short time like I did. If the symptoms are mild at first, the problem may not surface right away. It doesn't bother me that much. I was like that. The passing span is also gentle. However, the sooner the disease becomes serious, the sooner the patient will go through the above process... I'm currently receiving treatment at another dentist, but ``all'' my teeth are treated after treatment at this dentist. Treatments that leave cavities behind are especially the worst. A treatment that ruins teeth that could have been saved by leaving them with cavities... Is there such a thing? Is that what a doctor does? Is this covered by medical insurance? Do you leave cavities because you have to keep patients coming back to make money? Sensei, if you keep doing this, you won't die, right? Regardless of the elderly, young people with a bright future should absolutely avoid going to this dentist. There are many dentists you can look for.

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  abe yurie

  :: 04 August 2018 08:05:33