Cork Dental Care
| 1 George's Quay, Cork |
5 tarieven
6.80/10.00 |
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+353 21 432 0069 |
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Nasim Zeinolabedini (14.09.2017 14:33)
last year I went to this place. They told me that they need to do 4 separate session of periodontal treatment (each 60 euro) for just cleaning my teeth. Each session would require anesthesia to make the gum numb. I did the cleaning in another place with 45 euro without anesthesia.
last year I went to this place. They told me that they need to do 4 separate session of periodontal treatment (each 60 euro) for just cleaning my teeth. Each session would require anesthesia to make the gum numb. I did the cleaning in another place with 45 euro without anesthesia.
Darren Mulqueen (14.07.2017 23:39)
Thank you for your commitment to not promote greyhound racing in the future.
Thank you for your commitment to not promote greyhound racing in the future.
Michael Maeder (24.05.2017 23:59)
Great care. Informative. Kind.
Great care. Informative. Kind.
Allie Cambridge (18.04.2017 17:17)
Great experience. Was going in as their price was much cheaper than my own dentist for a crown. Great atmosphere. Really friendly and capable staff at the front desk. Dr. Emma didn't even charge me as it was my first visit. Gorgeous setup, really relaxed....more like a spa than a dentist. Would definitely recommend them :)
Great experience. Was going in as their price was much cheaper than my own dentist for a crown. Great atmosphere. Really friendly and capable staff at the front desk. Dr. Emma didn't even charge me as it was my first visit. Gorgeous setup, really relaxed....more like a spa than a dentist. Would definitely recommend them :)
Sean Feehan (10.02.2017 11:51)
The actual Dentists here are great. The receptionist is awful though.
I recently made an appointment to see them for a checkup and as I'm wearing braces I had seen them less than 6 months ago because I get checked more often due to the brace.
The receptionist made the appointment and never mentioned they had moved premises... you'd think it would be standard practice for at least the first year after a move to let people know that. A lot of people will only see the dentist once a year, and in my case it had only been 5 months. Although subsequently I did notice it was mentioned at the bottom of the confirmation SMS text. But my phone (iphone) only displays the first few lines of a message unless you open it and read it, so I never saw the bit about the move.
Then when I arrived at the old premises, I realised they'd moved and phoned the reception... She answered the phone and then didn't say anything and just put it beside her on the desk or something. I could hear her talking to someone else in the background. I waited for a while and was never even acknowledged on the phone. I called back a second time and got the same result... and then a third time... on the third call she actually said " Hello Cork Dental, can you please hold?" I said yes I can, but i just need to know where you guys have moved to and I can be on my way to you... but she'd already put the phone down and I could hear her carrying on the conversation again. Bearing in mind I was standing on the street outside the old premises this whole time and was in good time for my appointment but was thinking I might be late now as I didn't know how far the new place was. I then read the confirmation text and figured it out... thankfully it was only a 2 min walk.
The checkup the dentist was lovely as always, but it turned out I'd need a filling, but I didn't have time to get it done right away. So I made an appointment with the receptionist for the following Tuesday at 09:40... I asked the receptionist twice what time the appointment was for and she confirmed it was 09:40 and I put a reminder into my phone while I was still at the counter.
On Tuesday morning it took me ages to Park and afterwards walked as
fast as I could to the premises, but I arrived at 09:50, ten mins late and completely my own fault. However when I got there the receptionist told me my appointment was at 09:30 and they were too busy to see me now as they had someone in at 10:00. This was only partially my fault, as I was still late for the 09:40 appointment, but I certainly wasn't 20 mins late.
She told me they could see me after lunch if I wanted to, but I'd already driven up from Fermoy and didn't have 3 hours to spare. I declined and asked for the Dentist to call me herself later so I could tell her about what happened. I never got a call back.
Long story short, I'm going to another dentist now as I really don't have time for this nonsense. I had my whole day planned around this appointment. I'm too busy to be "hanging around" all day, or to be driving to Cork to see a dentist only to find the receptionist has made the appointment for the wrong time.
The actual Dentists here are great. The receptionist is awful though.
I recently made an appointment to see them for a checkup and as I'm wearing braces I had seen them less than 6 months ago because I get checked more often due to the brace.
The receptionist made the appointment and never mentioned they had moved premises... you'd think it would be standard practice for at least the first year after a move to let people know that. A lot of people will only see the dentist once a year, and in my case it had only been 5 months. Although subsequently I did notice it was mentioned at the bottom of the confirmation SMS text. But my phone (iphone) only displays the first few lines of a message unless you open it and read it, so I never saw the bit about the move.
Then when I arrived at the old premises, I realised they'd moved and phoned the reception... She answered the phone and then didn't say anything and just put it beside her on the desk or something. I could hear her talking to someone else in the background. I waited for a while and was never even acknowledged on the phone. I called back a second time and got the same result... and then a third time... on the third call she actually said " Hello Cork Dental, can you please hold?" I said yes I can, but i just need to know where you guys have moved to and I can be on my way to you... but she'd already put the phone down and I could hear her carrying on the conversation again. Bearing in mind I was standing on the street outside the old premises this whole time and was in good time for my appointment but was thinking I might be late now as I didn't know how far the new place was. I then read the confirmation text and figured it out... thankfully it was only a 2 min walk.
The checkup the dentist was lovely as always, but it turned out I'd need a filling, but I didn't have time to get it done right away. So I made an appointment with the receptionist for the following Tuesday at 09:40... I asked the receptionist twice what time the appointment was for and she confirmed it was 09:40 and I put a reminder into my phone while I was still at the counter.
On Tuesday morning it took me ages to Park and afterwards walked as
fast as I could to the premises, but I arrived at 09:50, ten mins late and completely my own fault. However when I got there the receptionist told me my appointment was at 09:30 and they were too busy to see me now as they had someone in at 10:00. This was only partially my fault, as I was still late for the 09:40 appointment, but I certainly wasn't 20 mins late.
She told me they could see me after lunch if I wanted to, but I'd already driven up from Fermoy and didn't have 3 hours to spare. I declined and asked for the Dentist to call me herself later so I could tell her about what happened. I never got a call back.
Long story short, I'm going to another dentist now as I really don't have time for this nonsense. I had my whole day planned around this appointment. I'm too busy to be "hanging around" all day, or to be driving to Cork to see a dentist only to find the receptionist has made the appointment for the wrong time.
