斎藤歯科診療所 i Yurihonjo

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  五分野魂（gobunotamasii）

  :: 03 September 2024 00:11:08

  Advice to those who are choosing a dentist. Never go here. I won't go into details because other people have said it, but I had already decided not to go, so if I don't go, I'll get a phone call reminding me. This is definitely one of the most unscrupulous dentists in Japan. Everyone in the Yurihonjo area, definitely don't go there.

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  るるりら

  :: 16 April 2021 21:45:57

  An unlikely hospital where hygienists act like doctors and new doctors ask the hygienists about treatment methods. I was told that my new baby was inflamed and couldn't be done until it healed, but I would probably have to have it removed, so I was filled with disbelief and went to another hospital. I was glad that I had made the change because I was treated immediately. The hospital I changed to has a screen between the examination tables to protect my privacy, and if I go to my appointment time, I don't have to wait much at all, so I guess the staff is very efficient. There are no hygienists who give arrogant lectures, and there is no need to waste money on brushing instructions. First and foremost, the person I want to communicate with most is the doctor, not the hygienist. I can't help but wonder why hospitals like this are so crowded. There are many other good dentists out there.

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  御目

  :: 12 March 2020 11:23:23

  It is rare for a class to start smoothly at the scheduled time. It's better to go with the assumption that you'll have to make a reservation and have to wait.

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  K P

  :: 18 February 2017 10:34:19

  Dentists whose prices are high and it is difficult to make reservations The large treatment room allows you to see people around you and there are no partitions, so there is no privacy.

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  tree rain

  :: 24 August 2015 17:34:28

  I keep putting off treatment and there is no end in sight. They will immediately push you to buy expensive products that are not covered by insurance. Examples include "brushing guidance" and "diet testing guidance." If you can improve your lifestyle and improve your teeth and gums, then there's nothing to be said for it, but if you can do that, everyone will be successful with dieting. The dental assistant is arrogant and arrogant. As if they were dental experts, they point out how much ``unfinished brushing'' is left out, but they ask, ``Are you living your life thinking only about your dental health 24 hours a day?'' sea ​​bream. There are many customers, and there seems to be no need to earn extra money outside of insurance, but we cannot rule out the possibility that this was an order from the hospital director. Also, if you can't move forward without serious brushing and dietary research, you'll have to continue going three times a month for three years. In the first place, I've never heard of the theory that you can't get a mask if you don't suppress the swelling of your gums for decades. Even if we accept that this is the latest way of thinking, the conclusion is as above. Three times a month for three years.