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I am visiting a new dentist and there they have two practicing dentist but they don't take appointments for them separately would it be considered rude if I ask my treatment to be done by a specific dentist because my father has got his treatment done by him
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You can request them to get your treatment by the dentist of your preference. Tell them the reason also. It is absolutely not rude to do so.
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It is not at all rude to ask because it is your right and choice to get treated by the doctor of your will.....
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You can obviously ask for your preference. There is nothing rude in that.
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Yes you can ask for that particular dentist from whom you wish to get treated by and there is nothing rude in it
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Dr. Uma Nagarajan
Pediatric Dentist
10 yrs exp
Delhi
No you can request for the dentist you wish to get treated by citing the same reason. It won't be rude.
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