[ SECRET POST #3031 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3031 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Not everyone is able to travel, especially in rural areas with a lack of public transport.

I agree the whole US vs UK teeth things is bullshit though. UK dentists just aren't as obsessed by cosmetic "perfection".

[(Anonymous)]

Like I said, I can only speak about my own experience. My point was though, that more of the British population have access to dentists than in other countries, like America, because of the NHS. Access to the NHS because of where you live is another issue. It would be better for everybody if the public transport in this country was better, but that's a problem caused by lack of government spending.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

Actually access to NHS dentists also suffers from the changes the government made to dentists' contracts (much the same way as they altered OOH GP services) and the fees they could charge. Many dentists realized they could make a lot more money on different contracts and chose not to offer NHS services from their practices at all, hence why when a new NHS practice opens up you get a lot of people trying to sign up. If you're in an area where the majority of dentists have chosen not to offer NHS services, then access is an issue whether you can travel or not.