No different to any other country with a universal healthcare system, dental care is sometimes subsidised but mostly private(even in Denmark etc).
But it keeps the narrative that the ‘country is going down the tubes’ alive so fair play.
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No different to any other country with a universal healthcare system, dental care is sometimes subsidised but mostly private(even in Denmark etc).
But it keeps the narrative that the ‘country is going down the tubes’ alive so fair play.
Please share your GoFundMe link so we can ease some of the burden...I had a check up on Monday, cost me £0 and now I have a dreaded £12ish bill to pay in 2 weeks for a scale and polish...
...you smug git
We're paying for it anyway, and their prescriptions...Please share your GoFundMe link so we can ease some of the burden...
...you smug git
You are...We're paying for it anyway, and their prescriptions...
.../laughs in Universal Credit.
These days to get them raging you really need a brand new Mercedes-Benz Motability car.
He's too late, they were removed from the scheme. He'd have to settle for a more expensive Chinese EV
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i had to stop eating apples, i used to have two or three every morning on the way to work.
the dentist told me it had eaten away my enamel and if i insisted on eating so much fruit, i should also eat cheese with it as it neutralises the acidity.
i still eat a lot of fruit though
No way. I often eat four apples a day...my teeth are in good shape though
yup, apparently they're really bad
