Need an English speaking dentist in Warsaw? Avoid this place!

Zloty 6 | 16

6 Jun 2014 / #1

dentistica.pl

I can at least tell you to avoid this place!

Initial consultation went fine, although quite pricey. I was given an appointment for a few weeks in advance. On the day of my appointment, I went into the office and they told me that I do not have an appointment, and maybe there was some misunderstanding. I was offered a maybe appointment for next week, then a guaranteed appointment 3 weeks in the future. I said "no thanks" and left. Also, the services are quite pricey. Choose somewhere that has actually scheduled an appointment for you and not a "maybe".

Bottom line: Avoid this place.

Happy hunting! :)

sobieski 106 | 2111

6 Jun 2014 / #2

I am going since years to Prima-Dent on Grójecka. They are not the cheapest, but I can highly recommend my dentist. I don't know if she speaks English though

Roger5 1 | 1432

6 Jun 2014 / #3

My dentist always writes my ap time on a card and gives it to me. I thought they all did that.

Harry

6 Jun 2014 / #4

I can highly recommend these people: artdental.pl/#naglowek_3
They are award-winningly good.

Ziemowit 14 | 3936

6 Jun 2014 / #5

My dentist always writes my ap time on a card and gives it to me. I thought they all did that.

But if you phone your dentist to make an ap, you should "do-it-yourself"!

Dwjs94 - | 1

10 Feb 2015 / #6

Merged: Im english, and can only speak, Dentist Warsaw HELP!

Hi all, this is my first post just to inform you.

me and my partner arrived in warsaw roughly two weeks ago. I can speak very little of the polish lingo. I am in urgent need of a dentist. I dont feel confident in using an only polish spoken dentist, as i find it essential in understanding procedures, costs, aftercare, etc.

We live in the praga połnoc area, so if anyone could recommend an english speaking dentist and that is preferably near to this area of warsaw it would be much appreciated.

Looking forward to my first response on this forum.