NHS Dentistry

Old Apr 4th 2018, 5:23 pm
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
I hadn't actually thought about it. I was offered implants in Montreal but opted for a bridge instead because the series of follow up appointments didn't fit with a time scale for moving.

That price list with the separate charge wasn't for dental treatment though
I've just read the list of procedures that have a GA as an optional extra -
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Old Apr 4th 2018, 5:34 pm
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I haven't heard of a 3 month moratorium on NHS specialist services - mind you, you'd be lucky to get a non-urgent consultant appointment in under 3 months anyway!
I guess I am lucky up here in the north, for consultant appointment longest I have ever had to wait is 4 weeks for non urgent matter.
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Old Apr 4th 2018, 6:15 pm
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I've just read the list of procedures that have a GA as an optional extra -

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Old Apr 27th 2018, 8:58 am
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Here in Mississippi my dentist charges 1400 for a crown after my insurance it was 240 but that used up my insurance for a whole year! so nothing else better go wrong. Just grateful my job at Walmart offers me dental insurance.
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Old Apr 27th 2018, 9:41 am
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Sounds about the same for a crown as it is here in Australia. I got most of it back through private insurance & was glad I took out gap saver. This is is an optional arrangement that gives you extra rebate towards the gap. Like you I cannot claim for another crown until next January. It runs January to January.
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Old Apr 27th 2018, 9:55 am
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Originally Posted by black swan
Sounds about the same for a crown as it is here in Australia. I got most of it back through private insurance & was glad I took out gap saver. This is is an optional arrangement that gives you extra rebate towards the gap. Like you I cannot claim for another crown until next January. It runs January to January.
I'm moving back to Australia at the end of this year so it's back to those high dental bills for me too.

We were with HBF before we moved to the UK and although I didn't think it'd be relevant I asked them if we'd have to start private health cover from scratch if we moved back. That would have been the case, with the horrendous age loading that comes with it, but HBF allowed us to suspend our membership including our gap saver. Thank goodness for that, we can just pick up where we left off.
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Old Apr 27th 2018, 10:07 am
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Laughing on the way to the bank... This costs about 200us where i am now, in the uk about 300us on the nhs i think. I recently had a dental implant, it cost 1200us all in.
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Old Apr 27th 2018, 11:11 am
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In asia this is close to £1200 for a dental implant
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