Comments | elizbeta: ow ow ow. pain.

elizbeta

ow ow ow. pain.

Mar 10, 2006 15:46

could anyone recommend a good, incredibly gentle, patient dentist in san francisco?

i havent been in years, and the last time i went, i was told i have many a cavity. the prospect of fillings and wisdom teeth being yanked out of my head frightened me so thoroughly that i have not been back since. however, now my teeth are really hurting, and its ( Read more... )

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jackamo10 March 14 2006, 00:12:06 UTC

seriously...I cannot reccomend my dentist higher. I looked up patient reviews and he received the highest ratings. Here are a few of the comments about him, "the office is like a health spa" "kind and gentle dentist" "great with our kids...they love him!" "painless dental procedures" "the perfect dentist to look after Lizzy Hughes chompers." Sounds promising.

elizbeta March 14 2006, 00:50:08 UTC

hmm. i do like the sound of painless and gentle. and a health-spa-esque environment never hurt anybody...

you certainly are trying hard, moytron. i feel like you will receive some sort of commission after i sit down in the dental chair. is that the case?!?

jackamo10 March 14 2006, 00:18:02 UTC

p.s.-he graduated from the UCSF school of dentistry (really hard to get into!) and his oral hygenists are apparently (according to reviews) complimented on their gental and caring manner.

elizbeta March 14 2006, 00:51:35 UTC

when you say "gentle and caring", does gentle mean drug filled hands and caring mean enough nitrous to knock me out cold? cause i sure hope so!

jackamo10 March 14 2006, 00:19:14 UTC

I meant gentile not gental.

jackamo10 March 14 2006, 00:20:03 UTC

that's still not right...gentle! that's it!

jackamo10 March 15 2006, 00:33:19 UTC

I know it sounds like I am getting a finder fee but I am not. I just really like my dentist.