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Dentists in Tramore

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  • 21-02-2008 10:03pm
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    paul666
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    I would like to ask peope from the Tramore area in their experience who would they recommend as a good dentist?

    ive a few things i would like to get done to me ould nashers


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    Sully
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    Place across from the church seems a popular choice.. other then that, all negative storys I have heard.


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    junkster12345
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    if there aint that much in tramore i can reccomend the obrien practice next to the rear entrance of shaws in waterford city, i got a lot of work done in there, even though i was bricking myself going in, he put me at ease before he started,


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    tpo
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    yes, O`Briens on George St. in waterford are very good he is a mate so i have to give him the nod


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    rasper
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    how about a good recommendation for a Doctor, have one for myself and herself but not overly impressed with him


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    paul666
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    Sully wrote: »
    Place across from the church seems a popular choice.. other then that, all negative storys I have heard.
    that place is closed till march 4th
    has anyone been to the dentist near the vic? experiences?


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    junkster12345
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    rasper wrote: »
    how about a good recommendation for a Doctor, have one for myself and herself but not overly impressed with him

    try dr plant in the keogh practice on ballybricken, i find him pretty good whenever i had the need to see a doctor.


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    flonge
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    rasper wrote: »
    how about a good recommendation for a Doctor, have one for myself and herself but not overly impressed with him

    theres a doctors practise in grange manor in Waterford which I hear is meant to be very Good


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    rasper
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    prefer one in Tramore, but thank for the tips will look into them


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    tpo
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    hi rasper , Dr. Burke on the lower branch road below the majestic hotel. dont bother with Dr. Mauen ( not sure of spelling in his name) she is far better and alot of women are very comfortable with her, best of luck.


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    Sully
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    A lot of people like Dr.Burke alright, but there is a lady in town across from Deeveys that is supposed to be very good. Her name escpaes me.

    Does anoyne remember Jim Moloy in the Super Value unit? He passed away a few years ago.


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    Minto
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    Sully wrote: »
    Does anoyne remember Jim Moloy in the Super Value unit? He passed away a few years ago.

    Yea, I remember him. Very nice man. The doctor who took over his practise, Dr. Date (I think), is supposedly very good.

    Dr. Maughan is also a very good doctor IMO, I've been going to him for about 10 years now and I wouldn't switch.
    Can't go far wrong with Dr. Burke either. She is very good with children and women. My mother will rarely see any other doctor.


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