Hi my daughter has just seen a dentist as she had a really painful tooth. I was told that she saw a polish dentist who kept saying dirty teeth dirty teeth. When my daughter asked her to clean them she said thats not her job and told her to get out. Now after that and knowing i had to pay nearly £16 for the checkup is there anything i can do, i phoned the dentist and spoke to a manager who told me the dentist who my daughter was seen by is leaving next week as she cant understand the english language. What would do?

 

I would find out where she is going and warn them of her attitude

 

how can i find out where she is going

 

The Dental Hygienist cleans teeth.

Why did she tell her to "get out"? Seems a bit OTT. Was your daughter stroppy and offensive, by any chance?

 

You can't do much mate other thatn take it on the chin and book another appointment for when that one leaves

 

Would the surgery not tell you
Hopefully, she is going back to Poland

 

when ive been to the dentist they have always cleaned my teeth .When i spoke to the manager she said the dentist was leaving as she couldent speak or understand english. If my wife who works in a shop spoke to a customer like that she would be in line for the sack.

 

Try these
http://www.nhs.uk/England/Dentists/D...omplaints.cmsx

Even if she is leaving, her attitude is wrong

 

thanks 84of300 thing is she has been through hell just got her back from a overdose then this polish dentist did this to her, i really at the end anyway thanks again

 

Just wait until its a Bulgarian or Rumanian ...........

 

Muahahahahahahahaha.

And taking the other 320,000 Poles back with her?

Alcazar

 

How old is your daughter? Did you take her and did you make her clean her teeth before she saw the dentist? Would you like to work on someone who had not cleaned their teeth? I see this often with familys coming to the dentist, kids sitting eating crisps and drinking juice then expecting dentists to look in their mouths.
Fine if your daughter needed a scailing but having a dirty mouth with food or lot's of plaque from not cleaning that day or properly is just mingin. (We don't let kids see our hygenist on the NHS)
Maybe you should assist your daughters oral health, do it for her or watch and check depending on her age.

 

I'd change dental practice, making sure the new practice employed English dentists.