Dental charges
Discussion
Why is it that even under the NHS we have to pay for dental treatment when you don't have to pay for going to a GP, it's all healthcare? Also if you have an extraction at the dentist it'll cost £250 but if you're referred to hospital it's free.
Just curious about why there's a difference and you could also say the same about opticians.
Just curious about why there's a difference and you could also say the same about opticians.
Because the politicians say so.
Healthcare is subsidised in the UK: Hospital and GP treatment and appointments 100%. Prescription charges, dental, optical etc partially. And it's means tested too.
The line has been drawn here in the sand
www.theyworkforyou.com if you want the line moving
Healthcare is subsidised in the UK: Hospital and GP treatment and appointments 100%. Prescription charges, dental, optical etc partially. And it's means tested too.
The line has been drawn here in the sand
www.theyworkforyou.com if you want the line moving
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