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Tooth cleaning in Dublin. Best prices

fret_wimp2 · 2011-08-11 21:49:51

I need to get my teeth cleaned, tartar removed and polished to help get rid of coffee stains. My usual dentist is in <no names >but he charges 120+ euro per visit. This seems very expensive. Can anyone recommend a good dentist/ hygenist anywhere between the city centre and sandyford that may be a tad more reasonable.

11-08-2011 9:49pm

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I need to get my teeth cleaned, tartar removed and polished to help get rid of coffee stains.

My usual dentist is in <no names >but he charges 120+ euro per visit. This seems very expensive.

Can anyone recommend a good dentist/ hygenist anywhere between the city centre and sandyford that may be a tad more reasonable.

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#2 12-08-2011 6:24pm

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My advice would be to stick with the dentist that knows your teeth. A new dentist will tend to distrust any stains or signs of decay and recommend more fillings than you may require. (this is well researched, that people who change dentists more often have more fillings!). 120 for a cleaning is a lot, but 120 for a examination, X-rays and a cleaning is not.

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