医療法人信康会 キャッスル歯科室 w Akita

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  Ryotaro Hoshi

  :: 11 September 2023 01:24:59

  To put it bluntly, we strongly do not recommend asking for regular checkups here. When I was in junior high school, I had a cavity in my tooth and went for treatment, and I've been going to see him ever since. First of all, is there a doctor here? There are two teachers who seem to be. Examinations for men are rough. Women are polite. Female doctors are also easier to talk to (easier to explain your symptoms). When I was constantly being checked by a male doctor, the cavity in my tooth was overlooked, and when I looked in the mirror I was so surprised that I went to another clinic for treatment. (I think it was overlooked until C2 because it felt like the ivory was being carved away.) Thank you for all your help, but I find it difficult to have a good relationship with a dentist who overlooks cavities. I will be visiting another hospital in the future. By the way, even if you ask them to check the filling (make sure it's not chipped or darkened), they'll say, ``Yeah!'' Are you okay! ”.

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  Takumu Kudou

  :: 15 October 2022 15:02:10

  It seems that they have everything from microscopes, low-exposure CTs, Erbium YAG lasers, and breath odor measuring machines.

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  legit

  :: 02 June 2019 18:53:40

  We have a male doctor, a female doctor who comes from outside the prefecture, and an oral surgery doctor once a month. Diagnoses differ between male and female teachers. For example, a mouthpiece may be recommended for teeth grinding. However, one teacher is called the back teeth and the other is called the front teeth. The medicines given are also different. Even if you ask the receptionist, you will be ignored. I was asked to make a reservation many times, and each time the receptionist brushed my teeth. The dental hygienist is excellent and can diagnose in place of a male doctor. Wisdom tooth extraction is recommended. The teacher who comes once a month will remove it for you. It touches my nerves and I can't get rid of the numbness. I went to a university hospital, but they said it wouldn't heal. My personal opinion is that I definitely don't recommend it.

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  Ichiro Yamamoto

  :: 01 August 2015 14:30:18

  It's convenient because it's open on weekends, and the hygienists are excellent and pleasant. However, perhaps because of his age, the male director only provided treatment on Wednesdays and Saturdays, which was inconvenient. I had a cavity in my tooth and had the director perform a treatment to remove the nerve, but after about 3 months of visits once or twice a week, about 20 times in total, it was finally cured. With the exception of water and soil, treatment did not proceed beyond observation. At other dental clinics, tooth decay only takes 3-4 visits, so I plan to go elsewhere next time.