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From: hokousha2001@yahoo.com (Hokousha)
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Subject: The Annual Dental Thread
Date: 1 Jan 2004 20:36:34 -0800
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So does anyone have recommendations for good dentists in the Tokyo
area? Just a filling (I hope), but the ideal dentist would be someone
who doesn't think pain is necessary to build a patient's character,
can explain what they want to do in English (before they do it),
handle a simple exam/filling in one sitting, and takes national
insurance. The last two may be an impossible combination, but I
thought it would be worth a try.

Thanks!

Tim