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1. • • If you've had dental treatment that you weren't happy with you've got the right to have repair or replacement or, or you may be entitled to compensation. If you need repair or replacement work from an NHS dentist, this will generally be free within a year of the original work being carried out.
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     I’ve had poor treatment from my dentist, what can I do?

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   What if my NHS dental treatment goes wrong?

   • If you have had restorative dental treatment on the NHS, and something goes wrong, requiring repair or retreatment, within 12 months of the original treatment, then your dentist should do the necessary work free of charge.

   What if my NHS dental treatment goes wrong? - NHS

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   What if my NHS dentist made a mistake?

   • If you have suffered because your NHS dentist made a mistake with your treatment or during a dental procedure, failed to diagnose an oral health issue despite regular visits, or did not tell you about specific treatment risks before proceeding with a treatment plan, or misdiagnosed you, then they may have been negligent in your care.

   NHS Dental Negligence Claims Guide | Dental Law Partnership

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   Should I choose a private or NHS dentist?

   • Both private and NHS dentists should provide an itemised treatment plan before starting treatment, detailing all the costs for your dental work. If you feel pressured to choose private dental treatment, or an expensive dental plan, alarm bells should ring. If possible, refuse and look for a different dentist.

   I’ve had poor treatment from my dentist, what can I do?

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   What if I can't resolve a problem with my dental practice?

   • If you were not able to resolve the problem with your dental practice, or you want advice, contact the: NHS if you had NHS care. Dental Complaints Service (DCS) if you had private dental services. You will need to know if you received an NHS service (HSC in Northern Ireland) or you were treated privately before taking this step.

   How to make a complaint or get a refund - General Dental Council

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   What if I can't find an NHS dentist?

   • If you can't find an NHS dentist who is accepting new patients, NHS England will be able to tell you which dentist in your area currently accepts patients. You don't need to register with a dentist in order to get NHS treatment but your dentist should keep a list of regular patients and provide ongoing treatment and care.

   NHS Dental treatment - Citizens Advice

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   What happens if I complain about my NHS dental work?

   • This 12-month guarantee will not normally apply if: If you're unhappy with your NHS dental work, you can make a complaint. Find out how to complain about your dental treatment. No additional charge should be made by your dentist when a filling, root filling, inlay, porcelain veneer, or crown has to be repaired or replaced within 12 months.

   What if my NHS dental treatment goes wrong? - NHS

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3. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › dentistsWhat if my NHS dental treatment goes wrong? - NHS

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   What if my NHS dental treatment goes wrong? If you have had restorative dental treatment on the NHS, and something goes wrong, requiring repair or retreatment, within 12 months of the original treatment, then your dentist should do the necessary work free of charge.

4. www.which.co.uk › consumer-rights › adviceI’ve had poor treatment from my dentist, what can I do?

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   Find out your rights if you've had poor treatment, pushy service or need remedial work from a private or NHS dentist. Everyone is entitled to good dental treatment. If you've had a poor experience from either an NHS or private dentist, our guide can help you seek resolution.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › news › health-67754983NHS dentistry as we know it 'gone for good' - BBC

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   Dec 19, 2023 · The traditional model of NHS dentistry is gone for good, experts are warning. The Nuffield Trust think tank said the service had been cut back so much it was now at the most perilous position in...

7. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › dentistsWhat happens when you visit an NHS dentist - NHS

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   If you have problems with your teeth between check-ups, contact your dental surgery to make an earlier appointment. The dental treatment plan If your dentist recommends a Band 2 or Band 3 dental treatment, you'll be given a personal dental treatment plan (PDF only, 19KB) in advance.

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   Make a complaint about dental care, services or treatment or get a refund. 1. complain to the dentist or practice. 2. Contact the NHS or Dental Complaints Service. 3. Go to the health ombudsman or a solicitor. Our guide explains the dental complaints process.

9. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › Global › MigratedNHS Dental treatment - Citizens Advice

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   If a decision is made that you need care or treatment out of hours, NHS England will make arrangements for this. There is a set fee for urgent and out-of-hours treatment. Complaints about dentists. If you want to complain about your dentist, you should complain to your dental practice first.

10. dentallaw.co.uk › news › guide-to-claiming-dentalNHS Dental Negligence Claims Guide | Dental Law Partnership

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    If you think that your NHS dentist has been negligent in your care and you have been injured or the treatment has had a negative impact on your life, you might be eligible to make a claim for dental negligence compensation.