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    #32
    CaptainMeerkat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 29 ✭CaptainMeerkat


    hi all,

    just wondering if anyone has been to Dr Joseph Dargan in Blanchardstown? Is he a good dentist?

    I need to get a root canal done and its horribly expensive everywhere I look, up to €700 alone without a crown. Dr Dargan is quoting me €350, this seems cheap (not complaining) but is there something I should know??

    Thanks in advance....


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    #33
    Gabsdot
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    Dr Dargan is a very nice dentist. I'd recommend him


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    #34
    Zaph
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    Threads merged


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    #35
    CrazyRabbit
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    Anyone know a dentist in D15 that actually has a good 'bedside manner'?

    I swear, the 5 most rude people I know are dentists....

    Oh, and of course they need to be skilled as well.


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    Zaph
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    Threads merged


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    #37
    Idjit
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    Hey guys, I'm looking to get some fillings but being a broke student I was wondering if anyone knew of any dentists in D15 that do them for less than 90euro each!
    Ta!


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    #38
    Zaph
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    Threads merged.


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    #39
    Pineapple stu
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    Ive always had a bit of a phobia about dentists and only go when ive no other choice. Used the one down the town centre a few years ago and the chap was very good as i didnt even feel my tooth being taken out . I went to the same place again but this time i got a female dentist who didnt seem that she was all that experienced and had to keep going out for advice. I left there feeling a bit shaky and wouldnt go back.
    I recently had to visit the dentist at the riverside medical centre in mullhudart and had a couple of fillings done and it was alright,nice chap and would recommend there to anyone. My phobia may have been cured for now :)


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    #40
    Danniboo
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    Sorry for hijacking but does anyone know a good dentist in Kildare that doesn't charge an arm and a leg. What's the going rate for a filling.


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    #41
    Gaspode
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    You might get more responses in the Kildare forum


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    #42
    Lolita31
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    Adrian Loomes Dentist 118 Clonsilla Road Dublin 15 01 8213851


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    #43
    Diddler1977
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    <snip>

    I found Dr. Billy Hayes on the Clonsilla Road to be very good.

    Dr. Irene Lavin on the Navan Road is also very good.

    <snip>


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    #44
    CrazyRabbit
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    Diddler1977 wrote: »
    <snip>

    I found Dr. Billy Hayes on the Clonsilla Road to be very good.

    Dr. Irene Lavin on the Navan Road is also very good.

    <snip>

    Dr. Billy Hayes is fantastic at putting you at ease. Brilliant 'bed-side manner'. Such a gentleman.

    I am however, not entirely convinced that he's the most hygienic of dentists. I was getting some work done and there was some blood in my mouth. He used that suction tool to clear it up, but I swear there was already blood on it as he moved it to my mouth.


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    #45
    glossy
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    Bumping up....

    To update.. Any new recommendations


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    #46
    Zaph
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    There's a recent thread about local dentists here


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