English speaking dentist in Paris?

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

Hey Schmoe first it's gare de l'Est
Then Google is your friend, not evleth !
http://www.intransit-international.c...h_doctors.html
I needed just 5 secs to find that, less than the time to send a post here
http://www.parisfranceguide.com:81/i...e &PAGE_id=15
2 secs more

I know you americans are a little helpless, but hey !
Thanks anyway for a question which can be considered on topic





"Joe Schmoe" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

Besides finding it yourself, if you have travel medical insurance, they have
a toll-free number to call for help and advice, including the names of
doctors who speak your language.

"Joe Schmoe" wrote in message
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Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

From: Joe Schmoe
Organization: @WWWSpace UseNET
Newsgroups: rec.travel.europe
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 13:09:10 +0200
Subject: English speaking dentist in Paris?

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

I am sure that my dentist speaks English as he was trained at the University
of Southern California. He is not really near the Gare de l'Est, but not
too far away. He is Dr. Stéphane Neyret, 55 av. Franklin Roosevelt (8e)
tel. 01-43-59-70-37.

Donna Evleth

Oooh yeah Frankin Roosevelt...
Madame ne se fait pas soigner dans le 19ème...

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From: Joe Schmoe
Organization: @WWWSpace UseNET
Newsgroups: rec.travel.europe
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 13:09:10 +0200
Subject: English speaking dentist in Paris?

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

I am sure that my dentist speaks English as he was trained at the
University
of Southern California. He is not really near the Gare de l'Est, but not
too far away. He is Dr. Stéphane Neyret, 55 av. Franklin Roosevelt (8e)
tel. 01-43-59-70-37.

Donna Evleth

Joe Schmoe wrote:

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thank God I've never needed a dentist while traveling! (I
once broke a tooth biting down on a bit of mussel-shell in
Brussels, but it was something that could wait until I got
home.) However, one reason I have Amex's travel medical
policy - quite apart from paying medical bills - is that
provide a referral service. A telephone call to their
overseas phone number will provide me with recommendations
to English-speaking medical practitioners.

Thanks Donna! I'll take his number and ring when I get there.

PS: Runge...people here in NZ also speak english. You thought only
Americans knew the language?

On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 17:02:11 +0200, Donna Evleth
wrote:



From: Joe Schmoe
Organization: @WWWSpace UseNET
Newsgroups: rec.travel.europe
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 13:09:10 +0200
Subject: English speaking dentist in Paris?

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

I am sure that my dentist speaks English as he was trained at the University
of Southern California. He is not really near the Gare de l'Est, but not
too far away. He is Dr. Stéphane Neyret, 55 av. Franklin Roosevelt (8e)
tel. 01-43-59-70-37.

Donna Evleth

Well, dear Schmoe Google is also available in NZ*
About her dentist, you'd better check the prices

"Joe Schmoe" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Thanks Donna! I'll take his number and ring when I get there.

PS: Runge...people here in NZ also speak english. You thought only
Americans knew the language?

On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 17:02:11 +0200, Donna Evleth
wrote:



From: Joe Schmoe
Organization: @WWWSpace UseNET
Newsgroups: rec.travel.europe
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 13:09:10 +0200
Subject: English speaking dentist in Paris?

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thanks!

I am sure that my dentist speaks English as he was trained at the
University
of Southern California. He is not really near the Gare de l'Est, but not
too far away. He is Dr. Stéphane Neyret, 55 av. Franklin Roosevelt (8e)
tel. 01-43-59-70-37.

Donna Evleth

Oh so very interesting

"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" a écrit dans le
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Joe Schmoe wrote:

Does anyone know of an English-speaking dentist in Paris, preferably
near the Gare du Este train station?

Thank God I've never needed a dentist while traveling! (I once broke a
tooth biting down on a bit of mussel-shell in Brussels, but it was
something that could wait until I got home.) However, one reason I have
Amex's travel medical policy - quite apart from paying medical bills - is
that provide a referral service. A telephone call to their overseas phone
number will provide me with recommendations to English-speaking medical
practitioners.

"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
...


Thank God I've never needed a dentist while traveling!

Unfortunately, I needed to see one when I was in Moscow while it was still
the Soviet Union. I was personally taken to a dentist by an Intourist guide.
The experience reminded me of something out of a Marx Brothers movie and
that must have been one of the better dentists in town! Of course the
Worker's Paradise didn't charge me for services rendered.

Lana