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OK, so I haven't been to the dentist in a couple of years (not my fault, I've made three appointments and they've all been cancelled because the dentists went on holiday/double booking etc) and I'm trying to get an appointment this summer for a check up. So I'm not too knowledgeable about these things...
I chipped my front tooth a couple of years ago - not very badly, but enough that it bothers me. I've got an HC2 form for being on a low income, which gets me free dental treatment - do you reckon I could get it fixed on the NHS? My bottom ones are a bit wonky too, but I'm 21 now and it might be a bit late, and they're not ever so bad anyway.
So yeah, anyone know what I'm entitled to for free?
Emma x
I chipped my front tooth a couple of years ago - not very badly, but enough that it bothers me. I've got an HC2 form for being on a low income, which gets me free dental treatment - do you reckon I could get it fixed on the NHS? My bottom ones are a bit wonky too, but I'm 21 now and it might be a bit late, and they're not ever so bad anyway.
So yeah, anyone know what I'm entitled to for free?
Emma x
Reply 1
If you can find an NHS dentist which have space for you, then probably. May have to wait a while though.
Reply 2
you'll be able to get the chipped tooth sorted on the nhs provided you find a dentist as nabzp said, but if you wanted your lower teeth straightened, you'll need to do it privately
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