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can a epilleptic person get free dental treatment?

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ytsrik1978 | 21:05 Wed 23rd May 2012 | Business & Finance
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can a epilleptic person get free dental treatment? They are on disabled living allowance and incapacity
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I don't know - have you asked your dentist?
21:06 Wed 23rd May 2012
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probably not - people on income support do but not those 2 benefits
21:10 Wed 23rd May 2012
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My daughter does but it is through the health centre, not the main Dentists. They have a dental clinic for disabled people but is also the school dentists so you can be sitting with school children. Saying that we have not had an appointment for some time, so the rules might have changed like everything else.
21:12 Wed 23rd May 2012
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I am on DLA and don't qualify for free dental treatment
21:13 Wed 23rd May 2012
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http://www.nhs.uk/chq...D=74&SubCategoryID=74
21:26 Wed 23rd May 2012

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