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Does anyone know a good American trained dentist - around SW London/Surrey area?

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Leoness · 17/09/2008 20:15

I've moved out of town and want a recommended dentist to sign up with. I heard American standards are way higher than ours here.

By the way one of the top tv programmes in the US is "Britain's Worst Teeth" - can you believe that!!

thank you in advance

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MaloryDontDiveItsShallow · 17/09/2008 20:17

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DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:18

My dad is a wonderful dentist in Surrey, but I'm not recommending him to you, you transatlantic snob

Leoness · 17/09/2008 20:20

I'm bloody english you bastards!

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MaloryDontDiveItsShallow · 17/09/2008 20:20

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DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:21

haha

DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:22

I know an american trained vet in Potters Bar

BecauseImWorthIt · 17/09/2008 20:23

Actually - putting aside your implicit criticism of British trained dentists - Sweden is where it's all at in terms of dental expertise and innovation, so you should be looking for someone who trained there.

ComeOVeneer · 17/09/2008 20:23

American training is no better than english training. The treatment in America is better (than the nhs) because you pay (a lo0 for it.

Blandmum · 17/09/2008 20:23

Well I have a delightful South African dentist, but I'm keeping his details to myself

expatinscotland · 17/09/2008 20:24

if i needed serious work on my teeth i'd go back to teh US, mainly because the work would be cosmetic (i'd like laser-guided implants) and on the whole cheaper in the US.

DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:24

Oh he sounds lovely MB, I like South Africans, I find the accent v comforting

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Leoness · 17/09/2008 20:25

you bunch of buck teeth heathen's I only want a dentist ... didn't realise I'd hit a nerve

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Saturn74 · 17/09/2008 20:25

So you're looking for a dentist that has been trained how to be American?

Blandmum · 17/09/2008 20:25

LOL at the thought of malory wrapping up her dentist!

DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:26

The dentist will be doing that Leoness

Blandmum · 17/09/2008 20:26

LOL at the thought of malory wrapping up her dentist!

Saturn74 · 17/09/2008 20:26

'whom', not 'that'.
probably.

ComeOVeneer · 17/09/2008 20:26

Well as a dentist I do take it personally. AlsoI dislike false information!

expatinscotland · 17/09/2008 20:27

i had a S. African anaesthetist i wanted to marry because he got after them for not giving me any fluids after 24 hours of labour despite having inserted a cannula when i had the epidural 10 hours before.

and he chewed them out for not calling him sooner to top up the epi as i was in agonising pain.

and he also whispered, under his breath, 'these people sometimes drive me insane.' at the time, i could relate.

Blandmum · 17/09/2008 20:27

I also have a Sounth African plumber. farking hell, but that man is hot. He could clear out my pipes any day of the week....

.....but I digress

nervousal · 17/09/2008 20:28

Our crap teeth have nothing to do with the standard of dentistry - got to do with the fact that we don't brush our teeth and can't find an NHS dentist.

DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:28

I knew a gorgeous SA anaesthetist too expat, he was called Malcolm [swoon]

DarrellRivers · 17/09/2008 20:29

MB, am doubly