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Dr. Jonathan Shinay, DMD
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Dr. Jonathan Shinay, DMD
Scarborough, ME
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Office243 Us Route 1, Scarborough, ME 04074
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Mar 14, 2023
I have not had great experiences with dentists since childhood. A friend recommended Dr. Shinay, saying he had "Gentle Hands." He does. But even more important: his professionalism, kindness and empathy. I NEVER thought I'd love a dentist but Dr. Shinay changed my mind. I had a medical situation that caused me great pain (not in my mouth.) This kind man actually took breaks to let me stretch and wipe the pain tears. Yet he always gave a reason to leave so as not to make me feel responsible for the needed time. Who does that?!? And crowns cost a lot so we came up with a plan to do the worst the first year and then the rest with time. He respected the fact that I am not made of money. BUT didn't shame me. I cannot imagine a more compassionate, skilled dentist. AND the front desk people are also very nice and helpful.
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Dr. Shinay's office is located at 243 Us Route 1 Scarborough, ME 04074.
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