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My daughter has Congenital hypodontia. This means that she has a substantial number of missing adult teeth (over half the normal number of adult number). She is over 18 and currently has a mixture of adult and baby teeth. Her baby teeth have begun to ...
Started by monkeyspanner on
, 19 posts
by 6 people.
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Treatment planning needs will have two different....
Person to overall supervise treatment and if something is not available on the NHS they should be able of different highly complex dental treatment in different parts of the mouth.
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From the NHS website:
Are you taking up or resuming permanent residence in the UK?
What if I should need hospital treatment?
Under the current Regulations, anyone who is taking up or resuming permanent residence in the UK is entitled to free National ...
Started by CharmCityGirl on
, 15 posts
by 9 people.
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Thanks for any help
Stay safe
Jules He is entitled to NHS treatment exempt from charges for ....
There with his passport/visa and was told that he couldn't receive FREE treatment on the NHS until and cant pay for these things.
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I have a UK passport and a Blue card for EEA travel but it looks like S/Ireland offers free NHS treatment. Is this right ? Does Dublin have NHS hospitals ?
Started by bobbysox1v on
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by 1 people.
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I was wondering how everyone is feeling about the nhs bill and the con-libs with the startings of nhs privatisation of nhs. Both me and my wife have long term medical conditions including type 1 and by 2016 we could all be paying for treatment/ medication...
Started by cloud1240 on
, 15 posts
by 10 people.
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Let's hope....
"The very purpose to to hope that people (and more specifically doctor and nurse power) will stop this ludicrous Nhs bill of the end of the NHS.
I hope the NHS survives.
A special new level of contempt for the Lib Dems .
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Nhs fertility treatment advice pls very upset? hi
my husband and i have been told we are not eligable for fertility treatment or investigation on the nhs. my doctor is unsure why other than the fact we are both over 38 and i have had children with my ...
Started by shandycane on
, 3 posts
by 3 people.
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I'm surprised your doctor it is, I'm afraid - you have kids and the... .
I don't know much about the nhs as I live in a different country, but I have read enough women on here saying that the nhs doesn't pay for it if you already have children.
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Http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2146931/Women-40-free-fertility-treatment-NHS-lifts-age-limit.html
A step in the right direction but looks like it will only be for the minority not the majority
The recommendations are in draft form and will ...
Started by Libran on
, 10 posts
by 9 people.
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Meanwhile we continue with the good old postcode....
In principle this is great news, but in reality, if you are 41 or 42 when you go to the NHS, as it does send the message that it is a legitimate treatment, we can get pregnant laid down....
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Recently I was told I need a root canal treatment and a crown afterwards. The first thing my dentist told me was the equipment and materials they are going to use. She explained in long details but the first thing I asked was how much it will cost. She...
Started by kevinlad on
, 4 posts
by 4 people.
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All of that being said no dental treatment is 100% guaranteed private or nhsIf they are offering both....
You may be surprised for private treatment.
That spent on NHS treatment because when you pay privately you pay for time.
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Does nhs do splint treatment as an option if you do not want to undergo surgery i have read a lot online that people with tmj have a muscle, joint problem because the jaw is not aligned properly.. and a splint can fix this and eventually the tmj problems...
Started by behave on
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by 1 people.
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Morning ladies
Thought I'd share this incase any of you are not aware..
Personally I don't get it.. I did think it was good news but under my PCT we can only be up to 34... NOT 39 as stated here! Also only 1 cycle is offered NOT 3!
My colleague is off...
Started by dangermouse99 MEMBER on
, 3 posts
by 2 people.
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Every part of the country seems.
On the NHS and we all know full well that it just isn't happening.
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I have braces on the nhs can I refuse treatment and get them off before they advise? ? I have had braces for a year and a half.
My teeth look perfect appart from one little gap at the back of my bottom teeth that you can't even see when I smile.
They ...
Started by Sian on
, 3 posts
by 3 people.
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Everything was perfect....
Just like me..
Its their responsibility as dentists to make ur teeth perfect .
No matter wat u do, they wont take it off .
If you take them off before there done they will move back worse than before Source(s): Been there done that no. .
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