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OrangeHopper replied

26 January 2006, 10:01
£60 per 5 minutes.

Not bad.
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MrsGoof started a topic Dentists and the NHS

26 January 2006, 09:57
Dentists and the NHS

I got home last night to find a nice letter from my and the wifes NHS Dentist.

The letter informed us that if we want them to continue looking after the kids teeth then it will cost £120 a year for each kid. For that they each get 2 checkups a year and any treatment will be at extra cost.

But the good news is that they will be keeping me and the wife on as NHS patients.

Interestingly the same scheme for adults is £60 per year for 2 checkups and 2 cleans.

wanchors the lot of em
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