Dental Emergency

At the beginning, I didn't know whether to write a review at all or not. My impressions and experiences from the dental emergency are 50/50. Last year, unfortunately, I was forced to go there with my 6-year-old daughter, who had an irresistible fever and dark purple, swollen gums. The doctor, who was there that day (with a foreign accent) just looked in his mouth, said it was sore throat and sneezing - just rinsing. After another 3 days from this visit, we ended up there again - nothing helped, everything just got worse. Dr. Lachnova was there that day. The amazing doctor tore both of her daughters apart, but she was kind, sensitive, and terribly human. She told us that her daughter had inflammation. It took about a week for the kiss to pile up, but the fever went down that day. So one bad experience, one great. And now to me. Last week, unfortunately, I visited the dental emergency as well, with a sore 8 lower. My teeth never bothered me. So for me a sore 8 when I couldn't swallow, talk, eat and every sound for me was like a knife to the head was really crazy. I didn't want to go to the emergency room, but the pain was unbearable. So when I arrived on Sunday, the nice finding was that one person was in advance. Unfortunately, the lady was shaking and crying when she went out. The joy of not having to wait long has left me. I admit, I wanted to leave at that moment, but the pain was a bigger scarecrow. There was a doctor, no one introduced himself - according to my dentist, it was Dr. Vacek. Neither pleasant nor unpleasant. Such a cold type of person. His professionalism I would say at 1, approach to man at the freezing point. I left with a torn 8, a hollowed-out hole in my gums - due to pus and with cut off gums - which I only found out from the sound and the subsequent confirmation of my dentist at the inspection. Anyway, the procedure was painless, asking for another injection - the doctor lightly muttered some note, but he gave it to me. So what I would not evaluate positively is that he did not give me antibiotics for inflammation and I ended up with my dentist with fever, chills, completely KO for two days longer and I left with antibiotics. And plus, the doctor won't even tell you what he did to you - we'll just pull out the tooth. So for me, the dental emergency is really 50/50

I went to the emergency room with a slight disbelief, however, the pain in the wound after tearing the figure eight would not let me sleep. I arrived at the infirmary at 21:25, ie 5 minutes before closing on Friday (since I am a sloppy person who handles everything at the last minute), but my nurse and the doctor (unfortunately I don't know the name) took me without a problem after hearing what I was coming up with. . In 5 minutes I left with the wound washed out, the doctor and the nurse (and the doorman :)) were very nice and so I can't complain about anything.

I will not allow a dental emergency here in České Budějovice either in the former seat in the area of ​​the former military hospital or in the newly located surgery in the area of ​​the main České Budějovice hospital, personally I am here almost at home when it comes to teeth picking I already had torn back eights or sevens (which could not be bothered) or some four or five I always met only and only with professionalism and for the ghosts 😆 I point out that with painless professionalism. Today, on Sunday, August 23, 2020, I was pulled out by an eight at the bottom right, which did not go for anything to grab without disintegrating with the professional approach of the doctor and painlessly. I do not understand how it can hurt someone to apply the numbing component by injection into the oral cavity, because those injections do not hurt at all if they are applied correctly and then the injection of the substance does not hurt at all. So when I have to go to the dentist, I'm always looking forward to being there.

Many thanks to Mrs. Dr. Láchová and her sister for a nice and professional approach and intervention. Not only did she help me with the pain of a totally inflamed tooth in five minutes, but she was also able to explain everything essential for further self-treatment with a stoic overview for another five minutes :-)

So today, November 4, I arrived at the dental emergency room and we waited an hour and a half before they took me, but the doctor was nice and the nurse was also great for me.