Most dentists are in private practice and you may not find a dentist in your local area that is on the NHS. Even if you do, a dentist can refuse to add you to his register if his list of NHS patients is full. If you want treatment as an NHS patient, you must state this when requesting to register or when requesting an appointment. You should also bring your NHS card with you.
A dentist who takes NHS patients may also take private patients. Check with a prospective dentist in advance of registration to determine his/her fee schedule. You can choose whatever dentist you prefer; there is no geographic restriction in the selection of a dentist.
The NHS still provides a free service for children under 16. There are a few NHS dentists who will treat adults but the majority now charge for their services.
You can choose to see a dentist (also known as dental surgeons) either privately or covered by the NHS.
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