Kaneko Dental Clinic

A female teacher is seeing you. I used to go there many years ago, but at that time I was always curious about how to pay attention to the teacher's rants to the dental hygienists. Of course, it is necessary to guide the staff as an employer, but I wanted them to be done in a place where there are no patients. I also guessed that the hygienists were often replaced. Even so, I attended because he was a kind teacher to the patient, but during the treatment to denervate the teeth, the progress of the treatment became unreasonable. When I noticed that, he explained, "The staff suddenly quit and couldn't get in touch and couldn't take over ...". What is the treatment content taken over even though there is only one teacher? Isn't the treatment recorded by the teacher each time? Is it left to the staff? Is the medical record so complicated that you can't understand the contents? In the first place, the transfer is not related to the patient because of the hospital's convenience, and it sounds like an excuse. And so on. I was strongly distrustful of this case and was transferred to another hospital. Recently, I had severe pain around the denervated tooth, and when I visited another hospital, pus accumulated in the gums at the root of the tooth and I became ill. Originally, it seems that the cavity after the nerve is pulled out is filled with medicine to prevent germs from entering, but it seems that there was almost no medicine and a cotton stopper was included. I was horrified. The other tooth, which had been denervated here, was tightly packed with medicine, so I have to think that the former tooth was a malpractice. Also, if you pull out the nerves, the teeth will break easily, so it seems that it is normal to cover the teeth, but both of them were partially covered. Currently, I am re-cleaning and re-treating the tooth, but if it does not heal, I have to extract the tooth. I was very disappointed that this happened even though I spent a lot of time and money on the treatment while feeling painful.

A good dentist. It did not hurt and was kind and polite.