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Anyone ever got a second opinion from a dentist?
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My main dentist is a woman but the lead dentist who does a once over after cleaning is a guy. They both are very professional, nice, and honest. The guy actually used to ref some of my hockey games when I was younger, so I guess Im on a more personal basis then most people. Also, I just got fitted for a night guard to help protect my teeth from grinding at night. When they found out insurance didn't cover any of it, they agreed to pay 5%. :)
What I'm trying to say is op, if you have any doubts, find a new dentist.Current:
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Originally posted by blunttech View PostThis is probably one of the most ignorant things ive ever read on this site
"according to my wife, there is no such thing as a good female dentist"
And yes, why invest in a 80k dollar panoramic xray machine when all you need is a 1.99 hand mirror
If you dont trust your dentist, find another. There are lots of reputable dentists out there.
unfortunately dentists are part of the human race and a given percentage are dishonest, Just like the general population
Originally posted by blunttech View PostIt makes for some good jokes but in the real world women IN GENERAL are better suited to dentistry. They are more caring, nurturing and detail oriented in most cases than their male counterparts. Women consistently graduate higher in dental school at least in Minnesota.. But people are people ..Some are good , some not so much
don't get me wrong, i would rather have scarlet johansen's fingers in my mouth than some burly 50 something dude with banana fingers.
Originally posted by jhaurimn View PostMy main dentist is a woman but the lead dentist who does a once over after cleaning is a guy. They both are very professional, nice, and honest. The guy actually used to ref some of my hockey games when I was younger, so I guess Im on a more personal basis then most people. Also, I just got fitted for a night guard to help protect my teeth from grinding at night. When they found out insurance didn't cover any of it, they agreed to pay 5%. :)
What I'm trying to say is op, if you have any doubts, find a new dentist.
5%!!!? ??? wow. do you realize the lab cost for a night guard is only like 70 bucks? i assume your appliance cost between $300-700. the rest is profit for the company you call your dentist. no offense, but that doesn't even cover the inconvenience of them not having to deal with your insurance company. generally, paying cash is a 20-30% discount.Last edited by flyboyx; 02-07-2014, 11:25 PM.sigpic
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I have quite a few good friends that are dentists- in the Military. In my opinion, they are not very different than a mechanic you would bring your car to. Some are really good- and some just don't have the feel for it. After saying that, I'm glad I'm not a dentist- if you mess something up, you have some really big problems. And what they pay for Dental School, it is unreal! BTW 90% of the military dentists or contractors for the military that I've met seem to really care and know alot.
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