Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Dental Hospital

Very good so far. A person like a dental hygienist in the general dental practice on the 1st floor gave a rough explanation and response, but The oral surgery teacher on the 6th floor gave me a polite explanation and response, which I was satisfied with. Since it is a reservation system, there is almost no waiting time.

Is this the top of Nippon Dental? I think it's a terrible situation. You don't need to take an X-ray even though you just requested first aid for the root with a missing tooth at the general medical department. And when I came back, the female doctor wasn't there. (What about X-rays?) A substitute man said he would examine the mouth and suddenly hit the affected area with the missing tooth with a Tutsi. "Doesn't it hurt?" The man does not become a doctor in charge. Did non-doctors urge unnecessary X-rays and slap the roots of the teeth where patients fear aggravation and loss? Believe it or not, these are real responses. They were urging an appointment for worm dentistry. I'm usually afraid of the next, I'm going to cancel my reservation.

下顎両側の親知らずの抜歯で通いました。初回時の担当医を決めるために面談をした先生は横柄でいきなり怒られ、こちらも涙目になるなど散々でしたが、実際に抜歯とアフターケアをしてくださった先生は腕も確かで説明も丁寧、ここへ来て良かったと思いました。 両側とも水平埋伏智歯という面倒くさい歯だったのですが、4分割にしての抜歯で15分ほどで終了。手際が良かったです。

Before Corona, I received a letter of introduction from a practitioner. I was afraid that the words "pain" and "I'll see you" are the only rules, but the dentist's attitude was very cold and I always felt like crying on my way home. I wouldn't come to this hospital unless I got sick, and I don't know how many times I regretted not having to think like this. Perhaps because there is only one of the most famous universities in Japan and I am confident in my treatment, I'm afraid that the teacher will be in a bad mood if I don't say that I'm getting better thanks to him. I have said that. One day, when I was patient with the fact that it was an insurance medical treatment, there was a person protesting next to me. I thought it was a Kramer patient, but the content of the story was basically that no matter who heard it, it was natural to protest, and in addition, he complained, "I paid 300,000 at my own expense!" I was surprised and anxious to find that it had nothing to do with it. I received an explanation that "I will scrape it later" and "My nerves are almost dead". Dentists often say that "teeth are one of the important organs", but there is no doctor who explains organs to patients with the words "anyway" and "almost". There may be other words such as "in any case", and it doesn't feel good to be able to explain life and death in buzzwords, albeit nervously. Although I had taken good care of myself, I was saddened that it was the best dentistry teacher in Japan who disregarded the patient's teeth in other personnel affairs. I had the impression that it was quite different from the magnificent philosophy that was set up just for such things, but since I have never been to another university hospital, it may be the best in Japan and the others may be worse. Unfortunately, the fear and disgust of dental treatment increased, but I am grateful for the troublesome treatment without any major mistakes. Thank you very much. It's a little pity that the hospital next to the Faculty of Medicine, which is under construction for integration in the future, has mistakenly given a low evaluation to the Faculty of Dentistry.

Even though the exchange table at night wasn't responding well and I wasn't feeling well, I suddenly yelled at the madness and mad, go to bed early! We will take the lowest possible response as a human being. Also, he says that he will not make any phone calls while keeping his promise with the teacher. This hospital is a hospital that escapes responsibility.