Eburi Dental Clinic - Nagoya

You had better not go. I couldn't make an appointment with my dentist, so I had to go here. Visited the hospital for the first time and filled out a questionnaire. I made a reservation at 2:30, but it was passed around 3 o'clock. The tooth on the side of the wisdom tooth was like a tooth decay, and I was told that I should pull it out now because I can't treat it without pulling out the wisdom tooth. When I pulled out my wisdom teeth, I had been told by a different dentist that "I will introduce you to a university hospital because my mouth is small and I can't fit in the equipment", so can I get rid of it even by an individual dentist? I was worried about it. My teeth didn't come off and I had a hard time. When I got tired and my mouth opened weaker, I was ironically told, "Don't bite your finger? Are you going to be a light rebellion?" I didn't mean to chew because I wanted to chew, and I didn't feel like I was joking, so I was offended. And the time of the person who had reserved after me was pushed steadily, and there was no appearance of explaining to them, and the person after me was numb and went home. And when it finally comes out after 1 hour, it ends with "Yes, please chew the gauze for 30 minutes". The dental assistant and receptionist only explained the medicine and disinfected the next day, and did not receive any explanation or paper for the precautions when extracting the tooth. The teacher forcibly put in an instrument and treated it, resulting in a large scratch on the edge of the mouth. When I looked it up later, I thought I was confident because it said, "It also supports wisdom tooth extraction, which is difficult," but it's too domineering. Also, you cannot get medical details or certificates. Later, I went to the usual dentist, but the treatment seemed to be unsuccessful, and I got a bitter face saying, "Hmm, this is ...". It looks like it was pretty terrible. It was a response that I was only dissatisfied with.