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    Credit crunch my teeth

    I rang up the dentist yesterday to book a check up. They don't do much NHS and are usually really busy so appointments are often booked several weeks in advance. Anyway they had an appointment for today. Last time I went they commented on how clean my teeth were, this time he mentioned I should see the dental hygenist (they are no different to last time). He also took several xrays and started to discuss work I would like to have. I also noticed the teeth whitening treatments were 50% off. Didn't seem very busy and appears like they are proactively looking for work!

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    Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post
    Plan B sell DIY dentistry kits
    You can get them at any decent car boot for about £5. Not worth the time.
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      My previous dentist practiced Karate at a local club. Good way to drum up business.

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