English-Speaking Dental hygienists in Lisbon

I went to the dentist and it went perfectly fine. She reached out by text to schedule, I went in with a couple of questions, we did a quick consultation, then she cleaned my teeth and I left - that’s it. She speaks English, which I wanted for my teeth stuff, and she was professional but also friendly and nurturing with compassion and warmth. I was a couple minutes late and still only waited a few minutes to fill out the form, and the price felt very affordable compared to the United States.

I went to Maria initially for my gums to have a clean and needed two sessions - first half of the mouth, then the other half - and it was really good. She’s knowledgeable, very caring and gentle, explains everything, and is super easy to contact and proactive about days that work. My mom visited and Maria did a prosthesis replacement for her, and I went back for a filling yesterday; the work can take a while with my teeth, but my comfort was really good and I was glad when it was finished. The office is very clean and organized, and the price felt really reasonable.

I’ve been a client for a few years and everything is going very, very well. The new place is brand new, clean and modern with all the equipment - they even take before and after photos for implants. They explained my case step by step: tooth decay with infected roots and not enough bone, so first extract the bad teeth and then wait about four to five months before continuing, and they don’t rush the steps. Communication is mostly in English or Portuguese and sometimes with Google Translate since the French speaker isn’t always there, appointments are generally on time, and the price feels fair with my supplementary.