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Original feedback for

Marston Green Dental



Terrible, disgusted

I arrived half an hour early for my appointment at 3 o'clock. The waiting room was full, there no seats spare so had to stand in hallway. 3 o’clock came and went with patients who came in after 3 o’clock getting called in before me. When I eventually got called I was sat in the dentist chair but the dentist said he was going now and his colleague would see me, and off he went leaving me sitting there for 10 minutes. I’m 75 yrs old and diabetic, the heat got to me and I started to feel faint. I had to get out and get some air so I went into a shop and got a sweet drink as I think my sugar had dropped. I didn’t feel well and was light headed so I couldn’t go back in and caught a bus home quickly.

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