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

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   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.

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3. www.youtube.com › watchMy NHS false teeth & dentures don't fit - what can ... - YouTube

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   Dr Chhaya Chauhan (GDC: 83940) explains what you can do to resolve poor fitting NHS dentures.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Key points explained in ...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchHow NHS Dental Banding works | NHS Dental Treatment ... - YouTube

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   In this video, we look at how NHS dental banding works and exceptions to the rules. We walk through each of the NHS dental treatment bands and I explain what...

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

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   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.

6. www.gdc-uk.org › raising-concerns › how-to-get-aHow to make a complaint or get a refund - General Dental Council

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   How to make a complaint or get a refund. If you’ve had dental care, services or treatment and want to make a complaint or ask for a refund, this step by step guide explains how. Step 1: Raise it with the dental practice. Speak to your dental practice or the dental professional who provided your care. They will have a complaints process.

7. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › dentistsDental services - NHS

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   Dental costs. Who is entitled to free NHS dental treatment in England? Get help with dental costs. How much will I pay for NHS dental treatment? Why has my NHS dentist charged me for private treatment? Find out about NHS dental services, including how to find an NHS dentist and how much treatment costs.

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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.

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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.

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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'm not happy with my dental treatment?

   • 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.

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

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   What should I do if my dentist tries to change my treatment?

   • Any changes to treatment should be discussed and agreed with you. If your dentist tries to change that course of treatment without your agreement, query this immediately with the surgery or make a complaint about your dental treatment. Some or all of your treatment may be done by other dental healthcare professionals. This may include:

   What happens when you visit an NHS dentist - NHS

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

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   If your dentist tries to change that course of treatment without your agreement, query this immediately with the surgery or make a complaint about your dental treatment. Some or all of your treatment may be done by other dental healthcare professionals.