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Any orthodontist recommendations (Not Dulwich Orth Centre)

By mayo
September 25, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 25, 2019

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Posted September 25, 2019

My daughter needs quite a lot of work doing including some teeth removed and braces. We were referred to Dulwich Orthodontic by our dentist who quoted for the work and said they would refer us to Kings so we have the option of having it done on the NHS. When I chased with Kings they never received our referral (can't help but be suspicious that this was just never sent so delay forced us into going with them.) I asked DO to look into this but they were unable to until the dentist returned from a long holiday (despite the fact that surely would be admin not the dentist himself who made the referral) He is now back but I still seem unable to get an answer out of them. I have also asked them several times to confirm if the quoted cost from them includes the teeth removal as well but they ignore my emails or say they will get back to me and never do. I am less than impressed by their service and wonder if anybody can recommend an alternative. Thanks

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