Has anyone else noticed just how warm, friendly and professional the dentists in Dublin are compared to abroad? I don’t think it is just the language barrier, as many of the dentists I’ve met on my travels spoke fluent English. It first came to my attention when I recently visited one of the most respected dentists in Dublin to undergo cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/articles/root-canal.html treatment.

He was cordial, told me the straight facts and provided me with a wealth of information pertaining to the prevention of further issues and the upkeep of my finally restored tooth. In Rome, two years ago, I underwent an emergency operation for a rather distressing broken two which was complete agony.

The dentist was rude and treated me as though I were an obstacle which quickly had to be dealt with and cast aside. I have had similar experiences in Germany and France, so let me tell you, if our dentists decided to apply their trade on foreign soil there would be a vast explosion of buying a dental practice guide throughout Europe, as I doubt any country’s dentists can compete with
the service given by ours. That comes straight from my wonderfully kept and rather patriotic mouth.