Dentist in Portugal

[Yngmar]

Unfortunately I find myself in need of an English speaking dentist in Portugal, either west coast or Algarve. Broke a chunk off a molar last night and while it's not hurting awfully (yet), something needs to be done about it. Any recommendations?

 

[maxi77]

Most Portuguese dentists speak English on the Algarve, especially in the tourist areas. There are several in most towns so really it is a matter of picking where to call in. Prices are in general less than the UK, though the minimum seems to be 50 Euro.

 

[nortada]

Unfortunately I find myself in need of an English speaking dentist in Portugal, either west coast or Algarve. Broke a chunk off a molar last night and while it's not hurting awfully (yet), something needs to be done about it. Any recommendations?

Where are you?

As is, your thread reads a bit like, 'Dentist in England'. Loads of options.

My experience of a number of dentists in Portugal they are as good as the UK and cheaper.

 

[crashtack]

Try this chap. If it's too far for you to travel, he may well know someone more local to you but speaking from experience I can say that he was fantastic and very reasonably priced too as well as being British.

http://clinic.cdhaley.pt

 

[Yngmar]

Try this chap. If it's too far for you to travel, he may well know someone more local to you but speaking from experience I can say that he was fantastic and very reasonably priced too as well as being British.

http://clinic.cdhaley.pt

Thanks very much, exactly the kind of advice I was looking for, and not far ahead on our way down the coast as well. :encouragement:

 

[crashtack]

Thanks very much, exactly the kind of advice I was looking for, and not far ahead on our way down the coast as well. :encouragement:

You are most welcome. If you look on the Toothache thread, I'd posted about him just the other day.

His name is Francis and he is in Cascais. Good luck.