Pay twice for teeth Rymonda Halili points to the mistake of paying patients

Pay twice for teeth Rymonda Halili points to the mistake of paying patients

Pay twice for teeth Rymonda Halili points to the mistake of paying patients

Patients who invest in dental treatments are not always satisfied with the results, while in some cases they are forced to spend again to correct previous works.

This problem has been discussed by the dentist’s prosthetics specialist, Raymonde Halili, in the podcastin U.S. United Hospital i n The Laseric Center of the Eye ʹKubati.

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Halili has shown that through social networks, he often receives messages from patients who have performed dental interventions and seek a professional opinion on the quality of the work.

According to her, patients often have uncertainty about whether the treatment they have handled has been handled properly and what steps they should take when facing problems.

My patients write that they did the work somewhere, that it’s okay, what we can do. I don’t hesitate to answer or inform them which step they should follow, Halili has declared.

She has stressed that one of the most disturbing situations is when patients, after spending on dentistry treatments, are forced to make new investments to correct previous results.

When they’ve invested somewhere else and they still have to make the same investment to correct it, the doctor has indicated.

Halili has highlighted the importance of informing patients and professional consultations before making dental intervention decisions.

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