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Jan 16, 2018

Where to find English Speaking Dentist/Orthodontic

Hi everyone! Do you happen to know any dentistry or Orthodontics clinic that speaks English here around Kani shi, Gifu? Thank you!

Jace

Jace

Wanderlust and a full time mom, my hobbies includes photography and baking :)

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  • edthethe

    on Jan 17

    i was going to suggest using byouinnavi.jp but i just tried to look for you about gifu and nothing came up https://byoinnavi.jp/query?utf8=%E2%9C%93&c=21000&q=%E6%AD%AF%E7%A7%91%E5%8C%BB&commit=%E6%A4%9C%E7%B4%A2&lat=&lng=&d=0117&h=14&m=45&f%5B%5D=english_speakers&t=off im not sure how else to look

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  • genkidesu

    on Jan 18

    If you have a level of Japanese capability or know someone who does, I'd just get them to call every dentist office in the town and ask if they have any English speaking staff on hand. I live in a small town in Niigata, and there are actually several dentist practices in the town (amazingly!) and one of the dentists speaks English. The dental hygienists didn't, but we were able to get through the cleaning and check up with my broken Japanese and their broken English - but it was handy that the dentist spoke English when he was filling in a cavity I had. I know that's not all that much help but fingers crossed you'll be able to find something that way. Best of luck - I know from my own experience it's much more comforting to be able to communicate when the staff speak English :)

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  • Heath320

    on Feb 1

    http://japanhealthinfo.com/ is a great service to help you find English speakers. I have used it multiple times. It only cost money if you have them make the appointment.

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