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**addyta.org** · 02-12-2009, 09:59 AM

It's cases like this that continue to give the dental profession an unpopular image.

It's common to hear stories of dentist urging patients to do more procedures
and the cost can be very expensive.

Singapore is no better-have any one tried to get an appointment to see a government dentist?- have to wait for 3 weeks to a month! .
The ruling dynasty should set an example and wait 3 weeks to a month for treatment of their dental problems.I think someone just said not long ago that all are equal before the law-but have anyone seen or heard ministers being treated by government dentist based on a first come first served basis like everybody else?

02-12-2009, 09:59 AM	#2
addyta.org Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 557 Senior Member	It's cases like this that continue to give the dental profession an unpopular image. It's common to hear stories of dentist urging patients to do more procedures and the cost can be very expensive. Singapore is no better-have any one tried to get an appointment to see a government dentist?- have to wait for 3 weeks to a month! . The ruling dynasty should set an example and wait 3 weeks to a month for treatment of their dental problems.I think someone just said not long ago that all are equal before the law-but have anyone seen or heard ministers being treated by government dentist based on a first come first served basis like everybody else?
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