Wong, Kar Lai Doctors

I think there is a universal truth– no one likes going to the dentists. You lie there, completely helpless with masked people poking away inside your mouth, with drills the size of road diggers chipping away, the buzzing noise that comes from the smaller drills and the unmistakable pain that your teeth are so rotten its down to the nerves. And he has to clean it. The blood, the spitting and the fact that you just won’t believe all the stuff that’s been stuck in your teeth. All in all a good day at the dentist.
For the past few years I have been coming to Dr. Wong’s clinic for dental check ups and cleansing. Prior to that I have been a little less than attentive to my teeth and this got to the point whereby I had to do something about it. On my first visit there I had to sit and wait it out because there was an emergency case; that wait turned out to be one of the longest 5 minutes of my life. The tension. The fear. The bloody zoom sound from the drill.
Dr. Wong was as professional as he could be when he saw the state of what resembled some primitive beings’ teeth found at an excavation; he nursed them back to good form through a good hour’s work. I shall not go into the details but I have to thank them from the bottom of my heart in having to deal with someone as squeamish as I am. Dr. Wong’s clinic is conveniently located and the clinic itself is well organized and clean. The waiting area is just an L-​shaped sofa but most people come on appointment anyways so it never gets all that busy. I would recommend everyone to go try getting their nashers looked at by him as he is by far the most patient person I have come across in my life with dentists.