Video of dentist wowing kid with magic tricks goes viral

Dr. Eyal Simchi is a pediatric dentist at Riverfront Pediatric Dentistry in the northwestern part of New Jersey. His office specializes in treating patients with special needs

Dr. Simchi outperformed the patient's comfort as the video on the Facebook page on the office shows.

Sometimes he sings with the patient. At other times, he asked them to act as "Assistant" with other patients before their own date.

The video shows that Simchi cooperates with patients to do magic, and his reaction is pure pleasure. He took out some small balls from the bar under the patient and pretended to catch them after getting them.

Of course, people like Simchi's relationship with children and ask if they are accepting new patients.

"Unfortunately we are treating only children and patients with special needs," he told the commentators. "My assistant lists a list of adults sneaking into it.

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