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**Qnpqbpac** · 10-17-2007, 10:08 AM

Move along...nothing to see here....

Medical care is largely free, in the UK. Dentistry isn't.
This is true in many countries, to varying degrees.
When my sister-in-law started practicing dentistry in Spain (dunno about now) the only dental work the local NHS would pay for was extractions...

Nearly all dental work in Italy is done privately. When MHs' were set up in msot countries, most dentistry was considered 'cosmetic' and therefore not an acceptable public expense.

10-17-2007, 10:08 AM	#5
Qnpqbpac Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 472 Senior Member	Move along...nothing to see here.... Medical care is largely free, in the UK. Dentistry isn't. This is true in many countries, to varying degrees. When my sister-in-law started practicing dentistry in Spain (dunno about now) the only dental work the local NHS would pay for was extractions... Nearly all dental work in Italy is done privately. When MHs' were set up in msot countries, most dentistry was considered 'cosmetic' and therefore not an acceptable public expense.
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