AOMS Japanese Dental - 501 Orchard Rd

With a little treatment, every adjustment cost me money and I couldn't make any adjustments, so I went to a local dentist to make adjustments. It was a very disappointing result.

The treatment fee is considerably higher than the market price, and the treatment content is quite poor. I had to retreat to another dentist at a later date.

I will post it on my blog later, but I am implanting it. I was asked to bring $ 3,500 (the base part) at the actual cost, and if I took a little over $ 4,000 with a margin, it exceeded 5900 with anesthesia, X-rays, and so on. Six anesthesia was applied to one front tooth. Is this overkill? Why do I pay for it to fill the foundation of the day and see if it's done with an X-ray? I wondered if you needed confirmation ?! Too much. You should never go.

I was introduced by a colleague. I had an X-ray and a picture of my teeth taken, and I had 4 cavities, but they were all cured in about 30 minutes. I also had a photo show me where I was cured. It was good to have a speedy and clean treatment.

I got an implant last week. Is good. Before the treatment, I had them explain several treatment methods carefully and decided on an implant. The surgery was easier than I expected, and it ended almost painlessly.

My back teeth were a little chipped and I couldn't get a call to the dentist I always go to, so I asked him to see me at the first visit. I heard that there was a small tooth decay in the missing part, so I was treated. The contents were an X-ray, an anesthesia, and a temporary filling (I didn't touch the nerves of my teeth at all). The consultation time was less than 30 minutes. After all, a simple treatment that took less than 30 minutes cost $ 1,500 (about 120,000 yen in Japanese yen). I was told that the next medical examination to pack the filling would cost $ 2000 (about 150,000 yen in Japanese yen). When I tried to cancel the second reservation by phone, I was told that the next medical treatment could be done for about $ 800, but I can't trust it if I read the evaluations of other people, so I can cancel it as it is and feel safe. I made a reservation for Q & M, which always provides medical care for price and quality. It is unforgivable for a Japanese person to provide free medical care and charge an exorbitant price in an overseas area where insurance does not work. Normally, I don't want to make such a negative evaluation, but I thought that other Japanese people wouldn't be harmed by the damage.

Many victims here. Not only is it expensive, but the treatment is terrible. I think it's better to extract molars that don't need to be extracted, or really stop here. Well, it's so famous in Singapore that it may not be necessary to write it.

I went to the treatment of my son. I think the teacher's explanation and treatment were polite, I switched to regular examinations and took my younger child with me by applying fluorine. I was surprised that the bill was $ 500 for inspection fee + cleaning + fluorine application, and I did not ask for cleaning at the time of booking, so when I called to confirm it at a later date, the elderly woman at the reception was the first to open "I should do it because it's a big deal" But I was surprised. When I asked the teacher to check it, I guess I added cleaning because there was an explanation last time. It must have been there. I don't know why I can say it, and I don't remember it, so even if I asked the teacher, I couldn't do it. .. It doesn't make sense. Even if the teacher cannot answer the phone directly, I think that the answer is normal, such as listening and contacting you. Did the elderly receptionist think that she made a mistake and wanted to hide it? Or was there a situation where you wanted to contribute to the sales of the clinic? There is no way to contact the teacher directly in either the rabbit or the corner, so I quit going any further and moved to another hospital where I was introduced to an acquaintance. I heard later that it is famous for a dental clinic that you should not go to in Singapore.