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billabongdom
14th March 2007, 01:21 AM
Hola!
Does anyone out there have much experience of Dentists in Spain ?
I don't need any major work done, just a check-up and clean.
I'm off to London for a few days, is it cheaper in Spain?
Thanks in advance !!!!!
Ben
14th March 2007, 09:06 AM
My last check up and clean cost me 60 euros though I have since decided to change dentists so can't help you with a recommendation as I still haven't found a new one!
greytop
14th March 2007, 09:59 AM
I was at the dentist Monday. An English speaking practice in Denia.
Quotes from him
Initial inspection 58€
Scale & clean 42€
Fillings from 72€:) to 92€:eek: depending on size
Minor work on grooves in tooth 42€ each
hope that helps
richardksa
14th March 2007, 11:07 AM
I just typed "English speaking dentists in Madrid" into google. Wow! Lots of results. Don't know if they are any good though.
greytop
14th March 2007, 04:13 PM
I just typed "English speaking dentists in Madrid" into google. Wow! Lots of results. Don't know if they are any good though.I guess it's pot luck unless someone can recommend one. I seem to have struck lucky as the one I went to solved a long-standing problem for me simply by removing some filling. Neither a dentist in the UK nor a Spanish one I used last sorted that out.
I'll let you know in a couple of years if the fillings I'm down for work out as well ;D
Milo
3rd April 2007, 11:05 PM
Hi, I´m a US trained General Dentist conveniently located in Madrid at Plaza Prosperidad metro line 4. I offer high quality general dentistry from cleanings to dental implants. First visit is free and is a good opportunity to get to know me and my staff.
You will enjoy your visit¡¡¡¡¡¡
richardksa
4th April 2007, 12:23 PM
Ok, I'm sure that's blatent advertising, but what a web site! And useful too.
So Ben, how about a part of the forum /blog where you allowed useful info like this. I'm due a check up, so I have noted the details. For sure, if this guy was not good I would be sure to post a comment, and that would be useful to others. Pity they can't spell sophisticated on the english page.
Being a spectacle wearer I have wondered about getting an eye test in Madrid, but that involves a fair bit of conversation and I don't think my Spanish is up to it yet. Are there any opticians who speak English?
Ditto doctors, hair-dressers, lawyers, tailors etc.
Milo
10th April 2007, 02:26 PM
You are right Richardksa I will make some corrections in the page.It was translated by a non speaking english group. You can also post a comment concerning the quality of the dental treatment received at our center if you come.
(http://www.clinicadentalplazaprosperidad.com)
Ben
12th April 2007, 08:52 AM
Ok, I'm sure that's blatent advertising, but what a web site! And useful too.Milo, please add your link etc to your signature, not in posts.
So Ben, how about a part of the forum /blog where you allowed useful info like this. ... Are there any opticians who speak English?
Ditto doctors, hair-dressers, lawyers, tailors etc.
I have thought about adding a classified's / small ads section for people to add whatever they want, all sorts of services like this etc, what do you think?
ValenciaSon
12th April 2007, 11:09 AM
Hi, I´m a US trained General Dentist conveniently located in Madrid at Plaza Prosperidad metro line 4. I offer high quality general dentistry from cleanings to dental implants. First visit is free and is a good opportunity to get to know me and my staff.
You will enjoy your visit¡¡¡¡¡¡ Do you serve tapas?:rolleyes:
Diana
12th April 2007, 12:16 PM
Do you serve tapas?:rolleyes:
;D ;D ;D
richardksa
12th April 2007, 12:43 PM
Milo, please add your link etc to your signature, not in posts.
I have thought about adding a classified's / small ads section for people to add whatever they want, all sorts of services like this etc, what do you think?
That might work, but I was really thinking along the lines of recommendations. However, if a service provider advertises his business as English friendly, then that's fine. I have enough to worry about in dentist's visits without wondering if he's going to work on the wrong tooth because I got my derechos and izquierdas confused. And as for hairdressers, I want my "no demasiado corto" to be understood as just a little off the top.
Milo
12th April 2007, 11:16 PM
hahahaha no I don´t serve tapas yet¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ but I can recommend you a nice place in madrid close to el Rastro where they serve the best tapas in Madrid¡¡¡ Presently I serve dental fillings and implants¡¡¡
johnsmith
28th November 2008, 01:57 PM
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vicentef
28th November 2008, 08:30 PM
I cant recomend you a dentist in madrid, But if someday you come to Valencia I definately say to you the one not to go in my city. The bitch I think have not finish her mayor.
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