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Re: NHS Dental Charges

Postby molly » 01 Oct 2015, 20:38

I used to see the hygenist but since buying an electric toothbrush I haven't had to see one. Money well spent. :D :D :D
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Re: NHS Dental Charges

Postby Diflower » 01 Oct 2015, 21:16

Me too Molly, and I only use it about once a fortnight :)

We did have big problem, no vacancies locally, but a new practice opened so we both signed on sharpish ;)
They do display the prices quite well, and yes, if the dentist does the scale and polish it's included with the check-up but if you see the hygienist that's private and costs more. It is a more thorough job, but you don't have to have it if you don want to.
Lesson learned for the future I guess Aggers x
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Re: NHS Dental Charges

Postby Rodo » 02 Oct 2015, 06:49

Kaz wrote:The NHS have to provide you with an NHS dentist if you want one. It can be difficult - I have to travel to Cheltenham from Gloucester for mine - but it is their duty!



There just weren't any within something like a 40 or 50 mile radius here. I believe one came into our little town a year or so ago and they were queueing down the street and round the corner to sign up. They were soon full.
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Re: NHS Dental Charges

Postby Kaz » 02 Oct 2015, 07:32

Oh that's far too far to travel :( Cheltenham is very close, only about 6 miles, and I like going to Cheltenham so I didn't really mind. 40 miles is ridiculous :(
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Re: NHS Dental Charges

Postby Aggers » 02 Oct 2015, 12:46

Thank you, everyone, for your comments.

I shall know what to do next time.
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