安芸歯科クリニック

I think it's more polite than another dentist.

The teacher here talks about the same thing over and over again, and feels a little uncomfortable. I happened to have a pre-hospital examination, but I will not go there anymore.

I don't really recommend it. I had a toothache and had an X-ray taken, but he said that there was no tooth decay in the painful area. I made a mouthpiece probably because of bruxism. However, at a later date, three cavities were found in another dentistry (three places near the adjacent tooth, the pain came from here) ... All were not pointed out in this Aki dentistry. I paid an initial consultation fee of nearly 5,000 yen, and three places were overlooked. And if the cause of the pain was tooth decay, maybe the mouthpiece was unnecessary ...? In addition, I had a dental caries treatment at one place here, but the pain continued even two months after the treatment, so when I was examined at another dentist, it seems that it had been scraped to a considerable degree near the nerve. As a side note, the cause of the pain is thought to be that the fillings did not mesh properly. I had another dentist fill up with analgesic ingredients and the pain was healed in about a week. Can the pain continue for two months after the treatment of cavities? I can not believe. The treatment is also sharply scraped. First of all, I would like you to treat carefully rather than dexterity and speed. I think that those who are attending now should also check with another dentist to see if there are any cavities. It is outrageous to overlook cavities. By the way, nothing was said about Oyashirazu, but in other dentistry it was said that it would be better to remove Oyashirazu (because buried teeth pose various risks in the future). Even if it is a policy that cannot be overlooked, it should be explained. Why didn't you tell me anything even though I went there several times? I felt like I was being passed through without touching anything that could not be treated. I thought again that choosing a dentist would be irreversible if you weren't careful.

The teacher and a veteran dental hygienist discuss and treat the teeth, thinking about leaving them. He found a tooth cyst, and the doctor contacted me directly and advised me to treat it as soon as possible. The excision was treated at the hospital I was referred to, but I am currently undergoing aftercare and regular oral examinations. Sinusitis, which had been a problem for many years since then, healed (it seems that the affected area was affecting the sinuses), and I strongly felt that things in the oral cavity also affect other things, and my body became very comfortable. I am grateful for that. I have a mouthpiece made with strong tooth creaking, but it seems that the tooth mobility is getting better little by little. If you have any questions, please answer them politely. The teacher (although it's a bit quick), the dental hygienist, and the receptionist are kind.