Dr. Koszti Gabriella

I was scared of the dentists. There was a male dentist in the deer who was also involved in school dentistry. This is where I first met as a student at the dentist. He gritted his teeth without looking, of course, and drilled into his gums. This was not now. The drill was slow, humming, almost shaking the patient's head, brain. Then, of course, a few years later, came a water-cooled, high-speed machine that was patient-friendly. Yes, but the negative experiences of childhood persist. The relationship between the patient and the dentist also depends on the dentists. I sat in Dr. Gabriella Koszti's chair several times, and sometimes my dream went away. I almost didn't notice that the doctor works on the mouth.Supports school dentistry. Surely for today's children, dentistry will remain a positive experience.