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As I bought clothes and returned, I was scaled to see if I would get scaling. After the basic part of scaling, I rinse my mouth in the middle of the process of brushing my teeth with fluoride. There was something like tinfoil. I would like to ask the nurse for confirmation, so I don't have to fall off because the first words I did while brushing my teeth with fluoride and showing the mirror at the end weren't roughing the tooth surface during scaling. It is called. I was a little nervous from here. It sounds like there is no explanation of post-war experts and it is not their responsibility. After a while, the doctor comes and checks the teeth, so there is no roughness on the surface during scaling, so it is insured and asked to reapply amalgam. There was no way out here, so the amalgam that was covered in the cavities was peeled off during scaling, but is it a patient burden? I got it. Listening to it, in the opinion of experts, it is not a nurse's fault and we cannot bear it because there is no surface roughness during scaling as mentioned above. So you may have rubbed the surface or accidentally passed the part even during scaling? Does this make sense for the patient to bear the amalgam peeled off in the process? Hani nurses have seen more than 100 people and have never seen such mistakes, and there can be no mistakes. And does that mean that patients have been scaling for 5 years? In doing so, the amalgam attached to the teeth may be weakened. Eh? Isn't it a counterexample that the amalgam may actually weaken while scaling? In addition, since the patient had a deeper tooth decay than when a patient covered it with amalgam five years ago, it was already weak, so it would have been peeled anyway. Also, the patient told me to be careful because there was a place where the tooth was filled with the left laminate during the scaling, but this would not be possible because the nurse was more cautious about the story. If you were more careful, there would be no result. Then haha Even when the amalgam was peeled off at the end of the intermediate process, they didn't tell me that the amalgam was peeled off the tooth decay. If you went straight to the sewer with foreign matter in your mouth, you would have lived without knowing if the amalgam was peeled off during scaling. Of course, I think the expert opinion is correct. However, it is not a pity to go out a few thousand won or ten thousand won, but the words of consistent evasion of responsibility that they first threw were more absurd. Even if they are not really wrong from the expert's point of view, despite the fact that they have to fully explain it to the patient, the behavior and attitude of nailing that they are absolutely impossible as they scale is very flowing. As they left behind detailed explanations and talked about the patient's burden, they objected to it, and then it was only then that there was no way to bring the reason. Is the expert an expert to live in a good taste? Shouldn't the service industry provide enough explanation for the professional work? And I know the doctor was furious, so why do you describe my right arm while tapping? I almost got my hands up. They are also good doctors and nurses for someone, but at least I felt very dissatisfied with the attitude and behavior of dealing with unexpected problems. If you see this review, please delete all my personal information in the hospital. I've lived since 2000, but now I'm never going to go there again.