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wozza1000 | 11:53 Thu 22nd Jun 2006 | Business & Finance
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Hi, If I hold an NHS exemption certificate, is my dentist allowed to charge my for some off my treatment ?
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Yes - if the work is not covered by NHS because it is considered unnecessary or cosmetic.
13:13 Thu 22nd Jun 2006
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The work was not cosmetic, but I found the answer . Dentists are not allowed to charge for part of your treatment ,everything is covered under the NHS. If they try it on,you should refuse to pay, and report them to your local PCT.... As I have.
17:59 Fri 23rd Jun 2006

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