It’s not normal that I see daytime Sunday tv, but today I walked past a feature on Welsh women who took their dental treatment on themselves because an NHS dentist was too remote. Despite all the news hooopla, my kids are still without NHS dental provision (I think we were told that they would be covered if we went private, but that’s not going to happen). London surgeries have said they’d be open to us.
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