Dental Duett

I, who have been a role model for people who are afraid of dentistry, almost like to go for treatment! Everyone is kind, attentive.Pain became an unknown concept no matter what intervention was performed on me. I can only recommend it to everyone !!!

I’ve been to their office before and it was really a cool 5 * all! But now, the epidemic has brought out strange things. I’m hard of hearing (hearing aid + oral reading) and the previously great communication has changed frighteningly. My doctor, who also used a plexiglass mask in addition to the mouth mask, which means double protection, was still unable to at least remove the mouth mask for the duration of the pre-treatment discussion! Instead, the assistant took off his mouth mask (there was no plexiglass on it) and he spoke instead of the doc. I felt completely strange. I understand that there are people who are scared and therefore cling to the face mask with their teeth and nails, but they are not worried if someone else removes the face mask or just doesn’t wear it because of the treatment ... With so much power as a patient, what do I think it can really be believed to disinfect, ventilate after every patient? Maybe we don't take risks? It is written in the waiting room that someone who has a sore throat should ask for another date, while someone who cares for an infected person will not be accepted. This can be read on the wall where there is a table in front of it with a disinfectant hand basin. In any case, the doctor did not give in, so the already tense dental treatment was further aggravated by the closed, almost face-covered mouth mask, which was like some unbreakable wall ... So, despite two treatments and a still sore tooth, our paths parted ... Next treatment in December, at another dentist, (by then a lot is possible) ... From that point of view, I was very disappointed in the office, which was still cool in peacetime.