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Hoping someone can clear something up for me.
The NHS publish 3 bands of work each with a specific charge. A checkup comes under band 1 - £17 and a filling under band 2 - £47. It quite clearly states that band 2 covers all required band 1 work.
So if ...
Started by bikeman on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
That is, if you attend the dentist as an emergency patient, say with a lost filling that NHS says that....
Root canal work - Dentist did indeed state that they could not do the work privately or on NHS for an 'emergency fee'.
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I'm thinking of changing to a new dentist. I need an NHS one that does good work but isn't too expensive.
Thanks in advance.
Started by Betterthanaveragexmas on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gingerbeer):
Http://lmgtfy.com/?q=NHS+Dentist+in+Camberwell I am looking for presonal recommendations rather the dentist but I went to Colegrove Dentist today for the first time and they seemed really good.
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I've had some issues with pain in a tooth for awhile now, and thinking it's about time to finally head to the dentist.
However, I'm confused by my options with the NHS dentists. If my suspicions are correct, than the tooth probably has a cavity which ...
Started by CharmCityGirl on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uk-yankee):
Find a dentist....
The private fees are about double it, IMO.
If the dentist does NHS and private work, then they will charge you a seperate fee for the work you standard (I think)
We use a private dentist instead of NHS.
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Does anyone know if, when you visit a dentist on the NHS and need work done, if you have to pay them in full?
I have something wrong with my gums, no idea what the hell is wrong, but I fear it will be expensive. I'm a student and get too much student ...
Started by KellyKing1987 on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
If you are lucky enough to find and NHS dentist the maximum you will pay the full amount in one go.
The only exception to this is if you University on Monday .
My NHS dentist for a checkup there is still a payment to make.
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I have one tooth with a gold cap - recently it came loose and the dentist Quote: d 3 options;
£200 for a 'gold coloured' metal replacement
£400 porcelain on metal
£600 gold
My original one was £100 only 7-8 years back
Am i being ripped off?
Started by KWC 253J on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at volkszone):
Had down there! These are ....
Why i do not want to go back to a dentist....
My dentist offered me the NHS option of gold tooth falls out - like for example with chewing gum....
For reference, I had a crown done about 3 years ago .
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Is there a process for rejoining the NHS in the UK?
Started by Renate on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at totalfrance):
When we returned rejoining the NHS....
Tell that to local surgeries.
Apparently you get reissued with a new or activated old and told I was entitled to NHS treatment as were all EU residents.
Able to register with a doctor or dentist.
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The NHS is being changed by the coalition butthe party who want it most are the Conservatives. How long will it stand under their control and would it be better or worse than labours past with the NHS and if they are in power right now? ???
Started by parliament321 on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukdebate):
Possible to find an NHS dentist.
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My friend, who was born in UK, and lived there till he was about 20 yo needs to get his teeth done. A couple of crowns, maybe an implant.
He has lived in Oz for about 10 years. His parents, who still live in UK, claim they can book him into dentist in...
Started by Raki_Man on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lonelyplanet):
3: If you will need to find a dentist taking paying NHS patients (Difficult in some parts of the country), lie an NHS ....
Will need to find a NHS dentist willing to take on new patients, many dentists will not.
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I am so worried about my daughter. She lives 70 miles away and is in terrible pain with an inection in her jaw and upper wisdom tooth. I can't get to her and feel so helpless.
This started 2 weeks ago, she had antibiotics for a week and was told she needs...
Started by taurusgb on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
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Can someone settle this ongoing discussion I keep having with DH?
Our son (aged 30) is a dual national born in the UK. He's lived the first half of his life in England so has an NHS number and was registered with our GP. But he's never worked in the UK...
Started by CharmCityGirl on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uk-yankee):
Months or more) to have NHS coverage from day one, how could they NOT let returning citizens have or more) to have NHS coverage from day one, how could they NOT let returning citizens have it?
Yeah treatment in the new 'home' was expensive....
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