The issue of millions of patients being unable to access an NHS dentist has been a long-standing injustice within the health service. The suffering and damage caused by this problem are well-documented and profound, dating back through history. This ongoing scandal is not a recent development.
For many, turning to private dental care is often the only viable option. Whether it’s for routine check-ups, cleanings, fillings, extractions, or more complex procedures like root canals, individuals are
However, a
With charges reaching £325 for a white filling, £435 for tooth
Many individuals who have been denied NHS dental
Some individuals endure years without proper dental care or suffer from untreated pain due to financial barriers. The sharp increase in private dental costs could exacerbate these challenges for more people across Britain.
Urgent reforms in NHS dentistry are imperative to enhance accessibility and prevent individuals from facing the dilemma between poor oral health or accumulating debt from seeking private care.
Surveys indicate that most adults desire permanent registration with
The British Dental Association (BDA) has highlighted that some dentists have raised their fees…
Inflationary pressures such as rising energy costs may contribute…
A shortage of NHS dentists combined with a growing population
skip past newsletter promotion<p id="EmailSignup-skip-link-12" tabindex="0" aria-label=…<a href=…
