Well I got a letter about a month after the dentist said I needed braces, saying I would be on a 6-9 month waiting list, 11 months later I got a letter saying I was on a shorter waiting list, I am now currently waiting for another letter to tell me when I get them put on :)
If your teeth are 5 inches too far out then the NHS will provide free braces for you and even retainers. If they are wonky but below 5 inch then you will have to pay around £3.500. (Crikey)
The NHS started in1948 it is now payed for in taxes.
what are the principles of care value base in the nhs
NHS is funded by the government and in local areas small organizations (e.g general practitioner, hospitals) are funded by council. The NHS can also be funding by charity/donations.
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Breast enlargement on NHS is not highly available, however there are long waiting lists and exceptions when NHS pay for BA, before you get on the waiting list they will send you to the psychiatric assessment to see if your problem affects your state of mind and everyday life. They will ask a lot of personal straight forward questions to see your true reasons.
No unless you are over 18
I'm getting braces soon and i was wondering the same thing. I am getting private treatment and think I can get coloured ones because 2 of my friends got them on nhs and didnt get an option to choose coloured ones, hope i helped! Good luck with you braces Hi there If you're on the NHS you can get loads of colours. There are several shades of each colour. Right now I've got baby blue which is really nice and next week I'm getting orange. Dark purple is also cool. Best of luck - buy loads of porridge Enjoy your smile! BrowntheRockCat, age 12 Omg i hope u get to choose your colours i want mine coloured i am still waiting to see the orthanontist i have been on the nhs waiting list for 3 years nowww..... how mych longer?!?!??!?!:D
You can get almost any colour, right now I have teal. I am on the nhs in Wales so it might be different if you live in Scotland or England. Hope this helped.
IF your problem is severe enough to qualify for NHS treatment, it's considered complex dental treatment in the pricing scale. #200 I believe.
The NHS enjoys a very good reputation. When the Conservative Party was in power, especially under Mrs. Thatcher, the NHS was underfunded and waiting lists were long. Since 1997, it has increasingly been funded properly. Like any organisation of its size (it is one of the largest employers in Europe), there is always scope for improving its efficiency.
All treatment that is clinically necessary is available on NHS. Dental implants and even braces are covered but only if there is a medical need for them. NHS does not include cosmetic treatment so the implant must be essential to preserve good oral health.
If your teeth are 5 inches too far out then the NHS will provide free braces for you and even retainers. If they are wonky but below 5 inch then you will have to pay around £3.500. (Crikey)
for bottom and top braces around £2000 but you may want to try getting them on the NHS (uk) like i did then you dont have to pay anything
It is possible to get free outpatient rehab through the NHS, although waiting lists can be long. If you are willing to pay, there are various private options available.
You would need your GP to discuss the problem. She can then refer you to an ENT consultant. If the consultant decides septoplasty is needed the waiting list is usually four to five months, though could be more or less depending on where you are in the country. Hope everything goes well for you.
Yes. Why would you want to though?