Suggestions for Dublin city centre GP / Dentist

The Corinthian · 21-09-2005 05:50PM #1

It’s been close to six years since I’ve been to a dentist and over a decade since I’ve needed to visit a GP for anything, so I suspect it’s probably time I went in for checkups for both. Given that I’ve not been in so long (and my former GP retired/died some time ago) I’d like to know if anyone could suggest and/or recommend a GP and/or dentist in Dublin City Centre (I live in Dublin 3).

Here’s the crux however - while I technically live in Dublin I work abroad and am only in Dublin on weekends, so realistically the dentist/GP in question would have to be open for appointments on weekends.

Any suggestions (including prices as I’ve no idea how much any of this costs anymore) welcome.

The Sweeper · 21-09-2005 07:08PM

[off topic but I should have the right because it's TC]

AHAHAHA YOU'RE GETTING OLD!!!! That's the only reason for a sudden moment of "Jesus I must go to the dentist/doctor/VD clinic". Let the pointing and laughing begin.

[/off topic but I should have the right because it's TC]

OR... you could try and see a doctor/dentist in the UK?

regi · 21-09-2005 08:11PM

Go it in the UK, G. You can buy me a beer with the savings.

LegacyUser · 22-09-2005 10:49AM

ok... thats good advice for him but i was atcually hoping someone would give out a few good doctors/dentists... preferably in ranelagh, artane or city center. it has also been an age since i had myself checked. and i'm not that old right so don't start ;

The Corinthian · 22-09-2005 11:06AM

Minesajackdaniels wrote:

AHAHAHA YOU'RE GETTING OLD!!!! That's the only reason for a sudden moment of "Jesus I must go to the dentist/doctor/VD clinic". Let the pointing and laughing begin.

That’s just plain mean. However, fortunately I’m a man, so I’m not that worried.

OR... you could try and see a doctor/dentist in the UK?

I’d considered it, but I suspect I wouldn’t get a chance due to work commitments.

Beruthiel · 22-09-2005 11:35AM

*snigger*
I won't ban you this time majd, cos it's TC

I would deffo make an effort to see a dentist in the UK - you'll save a fortune

I got some work done by John the dentist (can't remember his last name)
I was happy with his work, so I recommend him.
Knowing where you live, he's 5/10 mins on the bus out to Palmerstown, bus stop will drop you almost to the door
phone: 6235880
don't know if he's open on sat, but no harm in calling to see.
as for getting a doctor open on a saturday in Ireland
good luck with that!
very good medical centre in Chapelizod though if you go during the week....

Nevyn · 22-09-2005 01:19PM

http://www.erha.ie/news/315.php?nCatId=412&nNewsId=315&subCat=&subCat_id=

The above link is the listing of all the local heath clincs in dublin.
I would suggesting ringing your local one and requesting a list of the gps
in the area and their consulting hours.
The local health nurse if you can get to speak to her will have a good knowledge
of the local gps and make a suggestion.

Even if you have had no illness that require medical treatment a 3 yearly check
up is recamended for all adults; esp those that are sexually active.
A full medical work up will be expsensive but worthwhile for the ease of mind
and to ensure that nothing is missed at a begin stage and becomes chronic
and hard to treat later.

Suggestions for Dublin city centre GP / Dentist

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