Good dentists in Dublin

btkm8unsl0w5r4 · 05-04-2011 9:13am

Shilling will not be tollerated people

feelgoodinc27 · 07-04-2011 2:03pm

Hi I'm looking for a good dentist in Dublin city centre.

chickenchaser · 03-05-2011 8:45am

Can anyone recommend a good dentist that doesn't cost too much in dublin city centre (D1/D2)
Need to get a general check up due to sore wisdom teeth and haven't been in years!!

Recommendations by PM please?

tinkerbell · 21-06-2011 10:04pm

Hi, I'm looking for a good dentist in South Dublin please if people could PM me with names? I have a dentist down home where my parents live but I'd prefer to have a dentist up here instead. The dentist down home is quite good with not making the injections hurt, my previous dentist before that - well the injections hurt a bit, so I'm looking for a dentist who won't cause me pain!!!! That and I'm really nervous too. All help appreciated, thanks!

paikea · 13-07-2011 2:32pm

Looking for a good dentist for kids and adults in south Dublin (Rathfarnham, Dundrum, Templeogue, Terenure). I am talking about good as in so good that dentists themselves would go to him/her. Preferably someone that can do orthodontics as well.

Thanks in advance

micradot · 29-07-2011 3:10pm

I'd also appreciate a PM about a good dentist in Dublin city centre, or Dublin 3. I need one back tooth filled urgently, and suspect there are another few that could do with having fillings replaced. If it was reasonably priced that would be a bonus. Thanks!

work · 30-07-2011 10:46am

paikea wrote: »

Looking for a good dentist for kids and adults in south Dublin (Rathfarnham, Dundrum, Templeogue, Terenure). I am talking about good as in so good that dentists themselves would go to him/her. Preferably someone that can do orthodontics as well.

Thanks in advance

For the optimum treatment you should see a specialist orthodontist for orthodontics. As a dentist I would not contemplate orthodontics otherwise (unless very simple). Paediatric dentists are great with kids but a good general dentist looking after your family care will refer you as needed for paediatrics or orthodontics.
PM sent for Dundrum

rootjuse70 · 18-10-2011 12:43pm

Hi,

I was looking to see if anyone can recommend a good dentist in Dublin City Centre. I work in Smithfield area so would have to be somewhere preferably on the north side in a city centre locale. I haven't been in years and have recently been having pain due to wisdom teeth i assume. Someone who can put a very nervous patient at ease would be preferable.

Recommendations by PM thanks.

99Luftballons · 01-11-2011 8:15pm

hi,

please please anyone knows a good dentist around dublin 8 or 7 or city centre??

thanks a lot

hardybuck · 04-11-2011 1:44pm

Hi,

I was wondering if someone could recommend a good dentist in the South Dublin area - preferably around Dundrum.

Would also greatly appreciate feedback from anyone who has used the <snip> in Dundrum - we are in a recession after all!

Thanks

Intouch9 · 04-11-2011 5:06pm

No names, infraction will be given

Edit! Sorry, That's my own fault for not reading the charter!

GinjaNinja · 14-11-2011 2:57pm

Hi,

need a good dentist in D2, near on Lowermount street, needs to do good work and open early morning.
I need a few fillings (10+ years old) replaced.

Thanks to any who pm

jamesieboy · 21-02-2012 12:52pm

Hi Guys,

Would really appreciate a PM to recommend a dentist in Dublin City Centre or Southside. What I'm after is:
(1) Somebody who won't let out a judgemental sigh when he/she looks in my gob
(2) Somebody who is open late during weekdays so I can go after work
(3) Somebody who will be content to patch up my teeth and not insist that I get crowns or braces or anything else that winds up costing approximately as much as the downpayment on that new conservatory they've had their eye on.

Cheers,
Jim

helimachoptor · 21-02-2012 1:11pm

jamesieboy wrote: »

Hi Guys,

Would really appreciate a PM to recommend a dentist in Dublin City Centre or Southside. What I'm after is:
(1) Somebody who won't let out a judgemental sigh when he/she looks in my gob
(2) Somebody who is open late during weekdays so I can go after work
(3) Somebody who will be content to patch up my teeth and not insist that I get crowns or braces or anything else that winds up costing approximately as much as the downpayment on that new conservatory they've had their eye on.

Cheers,
Jim

Most dentists will always tell you everything thats wrong with your teeth as frankly they wouldnt be doing their job if they did.

You arent obliged to get anything done.

jamesieboy · 21-02-2012 1:49pm

You arent obliged to get anything done

Fair point. Duly noted.

Oral Surgeon · 21-02-2012 1:52pm

jamesieboy wrote: »

Hi Guys,

Would really appreciate a PM to recommend a dentist in Dublin City Centre or Southside. What I'm after is:
(1) Somebody who won't let out a judgemental sigh when he/she looks in my gob
(2) Somebody who is open late during weekdays so I can go after work
(3) Somebody who will be content to patch up my teeth and not insist that I get crowns or braces or anything else that winds up costing approximately as much as the downpayment on that new conservatory they've had their eye on.

Cheers,
Jim

Best not to come to me Jim, I've got my eye on this one...

jamesieboy · 21-02-2012 1:56pm

Okay okay! I've been put in my box by the nimble wit of the pro-dental avengers. Mea culpa. Apologies if my initial criteria were a "tad" of a generalisation. I meant no offence to the profession or its members

helimachoptor · 21-02-2012 2:06pm

Put it this way.... if you went to the dentist and said "i just want a filling on my back molar" and the dentist did that.. a month later 4 of your teeth fell out that could have been saved.
You'd be back at the dentists in no time going nuts that he didnt tell you anything else was wrong.

jamesieboy · 21-02-2012 2:18pm

I hear you. Just want to keep the budget as low as possible. Not trying to take a cheap shot at dentists. If I've caused offence to any dentists that use this forum then please do not PM me your details. It is probably for the best.

btkm8unsl0w5r4 · 21-02-2012 3:42pm

A good dentist will do a complete examination probably including some X-rays. Talk to you about the issues he/she finds and draw up a treatment plan for you. There will be some items that are urgent like fillings, gum treatments etc and some that are less urgent like braces or advanced restorative work.

You can then decide what things you would like to have done and what you would not. If you have one major concern then the dentist will most likely try to treat this presenting complaint first.

Dentists see loads of gobs every day and will have seen plenty worse than yours, dont be touchy about oral hygiene advice. At the end of the day the worse you mouth is the more work there is for the dentist so they are delighted to see you.

samenieida · 22-02-2012 10:24pm

Looking for someone in D15 or D11 area for x-ray to check how my wisdom teeth are coming along. Have some pain but not serious yet. If someone could PM me with details I'd really appreciate it, thanks!

lexa · 29-02-2012 2:54pm

Looking for an excellent dentist in Dublin - City Centre, D3,4, 6, 8 etc. (will travel for someone good though). If open evenings that’s a bonus.

I’m quite a nervous patient and have had some poor experiences with dentists in the past so unfortunately not particularly trusting of the profession at the moment.

I need a dentist that is honest, has a good patient manner but most importantly is actually good at their job. Cost not really an issue.

Alternatively, can any dentists recommend a dentist that they would actually trust?

Thanks

btkm8unsl0w5r4 · 29-02-2012 5:25pm

lexa wrote: »

Looking for an excellent dentist in Dublin - City Centre, D3,4, 6, 8 etc. (will travel for someone good though). If open evenings that’s a bonus.

I’m quite a nervous patient and have had some poor experiences with dentists in the past so unfortunately not particularly trusting of the profession at the moment.

I need a dentist that is honest, has a good patient manner but most importantly is actually good at their job. Cost not really an issue.

Alternatively, can any dentists recommend a dentist that they would actually trust?

Thanks

Hi Lexa, what work do you need done?

lexa · 29-02-2012 5:55pm

Hopefully just a check-up, scale and polish for now. I do have a tooth that’s a bit niggly and would like to get that checked, but it’s been that way for years so might not be anything. Otherwise I’d say I will need a bit of work in the future, so I’d like to have a relationship established with a dentist I can trust before the sh*t inevitably hits. I did go to the dentist at least every six months before but the dentist I used to go to (discovered by chance) behaved quite appallingly IMO, so need a new one.

nicolas1501 · 01-03-2012 7:55pm

Hey, can someone PM me contact of a good dentist in city center (Dublin 2)? I have a cut on my gum that need to be checked. Thanks!

Swirls · 22-03-2012 8:51am

Hi, looking for a dentist in Dublin City or on the southside and would appreciate any recommendations. Thanks:)

Kulgan · 28-03-2012 1:55pm

Hi, looking for a recommendation for Southside (D18) please, thanks

quaalude · 10-04-2012 11:17am

Hi -
Looking for a recommendation for a friend, Dublin 2 or 4.
I've a great dentist in Dublin 6W but it's a bit too far away for my friend.
Gentle manner important, the friend has not been in many years.
Please PM me if you can recommend someone.
Thanks!

Oral Surgeon · 10-04-2012 11:22am

quaalude wrote: »

Hi -
Looking for a recommendation for a friend, Dublin 2 or 4.
I've a great dentist in Dublin 6W but it's a bit too far away for my friend.
Gentle manner important, the friend has not been in many years.
Please PM me if you can recommend someone.
Thanks!

PM sent
OS

alochinn · 10-04-2012 5:37pm

Hi Guys,

I'm looking for any recommendations you might have for a dentist in the City Center (D1/D2).
I haven't been to a dentist for a very long time (6 or 7 years) so if any of you have recommendations for a good dentist that is nice as well as good at their trade, even if its a bit further out I'm all ears.

Thanks in advance,
Alan

Yip · 11-04-2012 8:20pm

Hey,
Im also looking for a dentist in Dublin city center.

thanks

Swirls · 14-04-2012 2:45pm

Hi, I'm still looking for recommendations in the Dublin area. I would really, really appreciate any. Thanks:)

malin182 · 13-05-2012 6:12pm

Hi Im looking for a good dentist in the city centre area or North Dublin, preferably someone who is open in the evenings after work and not too expensive? Thanks

Adelie · 14-05-2012 8:54pm

Looking for a dentist in South city centre, open evenings/weekends. Would be very happy to get your recommendations!

A.Newtown · 15-05-2012 10:34am

Hi,

Could someone PM me any recommendations of a good dentist in South Dublin (preferably Dublin 14)?

I need to get a crown done, any ideas of the cost?

Thanks very much.

A

Agnubis · 17-05-2012 10:00am

Hi,

Could someone PM me any recommendation for a good dentist close to the city center ? Possibly not too expensive...

whimsey · 17-05-2012 7:56pm

Hi, can anyone recommend a good dentist in Dublin2 who is good and doesn't just rip off?
Many thanks in advance

The Guvnor · 19-05-2012 9:16pm

A.Newtown wrote: »

Hi,

Could someone PM me any recommendations of a good dentist in South Dublin (preferably Dublin 14)?

I need to get a crown done, any ideas of the cost?

Thanks very much.

A

I had an extraction done on Monday but my dentist said a crown would have been more time in the chair and with the crown IIRC in the order €1000.

profti · 05-06-2012 1:42pm

Hi,

Could someone PM me any recommendation for a good dentist close to the city center ? Possibly not too expensive...

Thanks

julia3 · 07-06-2012 6:47am

GalwayGunner wrote: »

Can someone recommend a dentist in Ranelagh/Clonskeagh/Belfield area???

PM me please!

Hi it's my first time to use boards.ie. I'm not sure how this works but was wondering if anyone could recommend a dentist in clonskeagh?

Cheers!

p.s. preferably with a ct scanner

Oral Surgeon · 07-06-2012 8:16am

julia3 wrote: »

Hi it's my first time to use boards.ie. I'm not sure how this works but was wondering if anyone could recommend a dentist in clonskeagh?

Cheers!

p.s. preferably with a ct scanner

Are you in need of some fillings/brain surgery??

jackthelad321 · 03-07-2012 5:36pm

If anyone feels like it, I am looking for a cheap dentist for a clean in the Portobello, Rathmines, Ranelagh reigon, but don't mind going further. I used to get a reduced rate with my medical card in my old dentist in Galway, does anyone in dublin do this? PM if you can. Many Thanks

Edit: By reduced rate I don't mean using a medical card in a private clinic, just a dentist who had accepted them and now might offers a reduced rate since the cutbacks to their patients.

georgieporgy · 03-07-2012 11:43pm

I had dinner in an Indian restuarant tonight. The waiter told me a cleaning costs only 10 euro in Bangladesh. So he gets it done there when home on holiday. I think Ryanair flies to Afghanistan and then you get a bus for the last little bit.

georgieporgy · 03-07-2012 11:44pm

jackthelad321 wrote: »

If anyone feels like it, I am looking for a cheap dentist for a clean in the Portobello, Rathmines, Ranelagh reigon, but don't mind going further. I used to get a reduced rate with my medical card in my old dentist in Galway, does anyone in dublin do this? PM if you can. Many Thanks

Edit: By reduced rate I don't mean using a medical card in a private clinic, just a dentist who had accepted them and now might offers a reduced rate since the cutbacks to their patients.

Jack, just phone around and ask a few places.

jackthelad321 · 04-07-2012 12:23am

georgieporgy wrote: »

Jack, just phone around and ask a few places.

I have tried a good few but no luck so far. I posted here on the off chance someone might know of someone.

Smiley Lassie! · 30-07-2012 10:10am

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering can someone recommend a good dentist in Dublin city centre, need to have a check up and see hygenist. Looking for someone who is patient, very good and not too expensive if at all possible.

Thanks a mill,
Smiley Lassie