dr. Simon Márta

Márta has been in the profession for a long time, she has a definite character, and this can be seen in her movements as well. He is not devoured in price, and one gets a nice job for it. The tools in the office are not state-of-the-art, currently the toothbrush / polisher is not working for weeks now. The surgery is relatively tucked away in a colony, it was pretty hard to find in the dark. There are no signage / direction signs, it cannot be seen from the main road of the battery. There is a side entrance to a distribution corridor (from which another dent also opens) where there is no lamp. Stumbling is funny after 6pm in winter. There’s a hanger in the waiting room, though it’s understandable in this country if you don’t want to leave your stuff out. While it is the patient’s turn (there are delays), he can listen to the radio here, he can drink a cup of coffee or tea, but there is also hot and cold water from the vending machine. However, I really don’t understand that whoever comes to the dentist doesn’t think they want to please themselves and their dentist by having a coffee or tea before treatment. After that, you obviously don't have to have coffee in the waiting room, so I would rather say the accessories accumulated in the waiting room as a decoration than real, functional tools.

I find it very kind, friendly and very good doctor