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NOW WE'VE GOT DENTISTS IN TENTS - UK Express

NOW WE'VE GOT DENTISTS IN TENTS UK Express, UK - 39 minutes ago It is estimated that up to 40000 Britons a year already go abroad for dental treatment, and the Conservatives said this latest move made a mockery of ...

NOW WE'VE GOT DENTISTS IN TENTS - UK Express They will be offering their services at a third of the cost of treatment available to patients in the UK, where well over a million people now have no access to an NHS dentist because of health reforms introduced by Labour. To heap added ridicule on the failing National Health Service, the tents will be equipped with state-of-the-art X-ray equipment not available in this country. In a move that will severely embarrass the Government, the Hungarian travelling circus will offer an initial consultation and information on the cost of treatment in eastern Europe. The Government should hang their heads in shameTaxPayers� Alliance Patients will be able to choose from a range of procedures including implants, dentures, crowns, bridges, veneers, fillings and tooth whitening. It is estimated that up to 40,000 Britons a year already go abroad for dental treatment, and the Conservatives said this latest move made a mockery of Labour�s policy. Shadow Health Minister Mike Penning said: �This is a reflection of the Government�s failed dental contract, which has curtailed access to NHS dentists for well over one million people. The Government should hang their heads in shame.� The scheme starts in Lincoln tomorrow before taking in Glasgow, London, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Stockport. The Department of Health�s chief dental officer Barry Cockcroft said: �We are investing an extra �200million in NHS dentistry this year. New NHS dental practices are opening all the time to provide more NHS services around the country. Critics who claimed there will be a mass exodus of NHS dentists under the new contract are being proved wrong. The only problem was that his dentistry was worse than the 1940's. He ended up pulling my tooth out with no anaesthetic working. I will be very happy to have it done in a tent if the dentist was au fait with modern treatments which don''t hurt!• Posted by: TESSNASH • Report CommentTo view all 'Have Your Say' comments, click this button... Get in touch online • Email the news desk directly here! Recession only months away in UK BRITAIN is heading for recession this year while most leading industrialised countries... Magazine |Star MagazineSitemap|Contact|Advertise Here|Site CreditsCopyright �2006 Northern and Shell Media Publications.