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Dentist in Dublin City Center

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  • 06-03-2009 3:45pm
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    BaconZombie
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    I know there are a few old thread regarding this but I'm looking for current details.

    I've a few teeth that have been giving lots of pain {one already has a filling} and I'm looking for a good but still cheap dentist in Dublin city centre that hopefully is open on weekends.

    Any ideas?


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    dolly13
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    BOFH_139 wrote: »
    I know there are a few old thread regarding this but I'm looking for current details.

    I've a few teeth that have been giving lots of pain {one already has a filling} and I'm looking for a good but still cheap dentist in Dublin city centre that hopefully is open on weekends.

    Any ideas?

    Annes Lane Dental Clinic on South Anne Street are great and they open on Saturday


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    BaconZombie
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    Thanks,


    /Off to buy another pack of 48 Ibuprofen....
    dolly13 wrote: »
    Annes Lane Dental Clinic on South Anne Street are great and they open on Saturday


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    Masada
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    Theres a dentist on the North Strand road, its near the corner of Nottingham street/North Strand Rd.

    Also, Warm salt water followed by Nurefen Plus is best for a tooth ache.
    or any pain killer with codeine in it. :)


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    Dental Hospital on Linclon place have a clinic too.


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    Zascar
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    I asked on here for recommendations on here a while back and lots of people saidL http://www.portobellodental.com/

    I was so impressed with them - could not recommend them more!


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    irlirishkev
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    For tooth pain, you can take Neurofen and Solpadeine. The two can be taken together, but not Neurofen plus.

    I don't think 'dentist' and 'cheap' can really be associated with eachother tbh.. I've used Smiles on O'Connell Street the last couple of times I've had teeth problems. Very proffessional, I'd recommend them.


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