As someone currently living off the back of the Italian people who are presently paying your wages (allegedly), I would expect rather better manners from you toward your hosts in Italy. I also note that you are using the time that you have sold to your Italian employer to post this xenophobic drivel as well - a particularly unpleasant way to take advantage of your employer's good will and financial resources.

Now, my dear. The point here is that you have stated that, in your opinion, Italian - and any other European, for that matter - dentists are sub-standard and incapable of doing their job. For someone both living and working in Italy, this is the height of ill-manners toward your host country and does a great disservice to the vast majority of American citizens that would not, for a moment, consider taking your viewpoint toward foreigners - real or perceived. For you to imagine that dentists here are not as qualified, or trained, or capable as any dentist of US nationality is beyond words.

Your attitude toward the people of the country in which you are a visitor is a disgrace to both yourself and also to the country from which you originate and claim allegiance to.

With such an ignorant attitude, I am amazed that you even have a passport, let alone the desire to travel to another, non-American, part of the world. I can assure you that your self-proclaimed skills are of no particular value to either Italy or to Italians - or, I suspect, even to anyone in the USA.

This thread is serving no purpose other than to illustrate the attitudes of very small numbers of US citizens that can colour the judgment of people against the United States when people, such as you, utter such arrogant, arrant, uneducated nonsense.

Now, basta! You have wasted quite enough of my time and also the time of the one or two other people on this planet who have similarly wasted their time reading it.