Kasaiekimae Kimino Hawo Nokoshitai Haishasan Shika Kyouseishika

This dental clinic is right in front of Kasai Station on the Tōzai Line in Edogawa — easy to find, easy to get to. The name translates roughly to “I Want to Save Your Teeth Dentist,” which tells you something about their philosophy: they lean heavily toward tooth preservation over extraction. They handle general dentistry and orthodontics, so you can get a lot done in one place.

The website has some English content, which suggests they’ve thought about international patients — but how much English actually flows at the front desk or chairside is unclear. Don’t assume you’ll be fully guided through in English. A translation app or Japanese-speaking friend for your first visit is smart preparation. That said, the clinic’s clear focus on conservative, patient-centered care tends to communicate even across language gaps — they show their work with explanations and options rather than just drilling and billing.

Solid neighborhood dental option if you’re in Edogawa and want a dentist who genuinely tries not to pull teeth they don’t have to.