Eleni Mavrommati
Dentist
- Education
- Degree in Dentistry, University of Athens
- Dodecanese Dental Association no.
- 000 sample
A dental practice in Rhodes New Town.
Before any treatment, we show you what will happen, step by step.
- In pain now? What to do until you get here
- Greek and English spoken.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday
9am to 2pm - Afternoons:
Monday and Wednesday
5pm to 8:30pm
- Where
- Smaltou 1, 2nd floor, New Town
851 00 Rhodes - Map and how to get here
- Phone
- 22410 00000
- Languages
- Greek, English
What happens at your first visit
Nothing happens until we have explained it. The first visit is for getting to know each other and seeing what you need.
You tell us what is bothering you
And what makes you nervous, if anything does. We write it down, so you never have to say it twice.
We look, and show you
An examination and, if needed, an X-ray. Whatever we see, you see too, on the screen.
You get a written plan and the cost
What we suggest, how many visits it takes and what it costs. You decide, and not on the same day unless you want to.
Give a signal and we stop
Before any treatment we agree on a hand signal. As soon as we see it, we pause.
The dentists
Members of the Dodecanese Dental Association, each with their registration number.
Nikos Chatzidakis
Dentist, MSc in Endodontics
- Education
- Degree in Dentistry and MSc in Endodontics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Dodecanese Dental Association no.
- 000 sample
Illustrative photos: Cedric Fauntleroy, Pexels. The names and registration numbers are made up.
In pain now?
Call us. Every day we're open, we keep appointments free for people in pain.
Out of hours, the answerphone tells you when we open.
Until you get here
- Take a painkiller such as paracetamol or ibuprofen; a pharmacist can tell you which. Do not give aspirin to children under 16.
- Eat soft food, like yoghurt or eggs, and chew on the other side.
- Avoid sweet, very hot or very cold food and drink, and do not smoke.
- Adults can rinse with warm salt water, half a teaspoon in a glass, and spit it out.
Go straight to the emergency department at Rhodes General Hospital if the area around your eye or your neck is swollen, or if swelling in your mouth or neck makes it hard to breathe, swallow or speak. Do not drive yourself: ask someone to take you, or call 166 for an ambulance. Bring any medicines you take.
Treatments, step by step
The usual time each one takes. Yours goes in your written treatment plan, before we start.
Check-up and cleaning
An examination, a clean to remove tartar, and advice for home.
30–60 minutes
Filling
When the decay is still small.
One visit
Root canal treatment
When infection has reached the pulp, the soft centre of the tooth.
2 or more visits
Crown
A cap for a tooth that has broken or grown weak.
2 visits
Implant
Replaces a missing tooth. First it has to fuse with the bone.
3–6 months
Children
The first visit is a chance to get to know the chair.
30–45 minutes
Usual times. Sources: Cleveland Clinic (check-up and cleaning), Cleveland Clinic (filling), NHS, Oral Health Foundation, Cambridge University Hospitals, Cedars-Sinai
Cost and insurance
A written plan and its cost, before any treatment.
A written plan
After the first examination you get on paper what we suggest and what each step costs, so you can decide in your own time.
Insurance
We work with private health insurers. Before we start, we tell you what yours covers.
Payment
Cash or card, at the end of each visit. You get a receipt for every payment.
Book an appointment
Tell us when suits you and we'll call you to confirm.
- Or call
- 22410 00000
- Or come by the practice
- Smaltou 1, 2nd floor, New Town
851 00 Rhodes