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13 December 2008

40,000 patients a year go to Hungary

The Sunday Express article “Why Labour is at fault for Dental Farce” by Alison Little, discusses the failure of UK NHS dentistry and reports that 40,000 patients a year are now travelling to Hungary for dental treatment they can’t afford at home. Here is the link to this dental article www.express.co.uk/posts/view/75502/Why-Labour-is-at-fault-for-dental-farce

In the UK it seems that more patients are having extractions rather than more complex procedures such as root canal treatment. Why is this? The new dental contract? The new dental contract means that the UDA (unit of dental activity) banding for an extraction is in the same category as root canal treatment. An extraction might take a dentist a few minutes,  root canal treatment might take a few hours. What incentive is there for a dentist to do complicated work if they get paid the same amount for both? And the Government are surprised?

So why should you go to Hungary for dental treatment? You get treatment according to what you need, not in units of UDA.

2 comments to 40,000 patients a year go to Hungary

  • Robert

    Hi!

    Yes, that’s right! More and more patients are coming to Hungary to have their teeth fixed,
    as it much cheaper and goes much more faster and the very best is, they get a very high level of quality!

  • Budapest Dental Care

    It is worth visiting Hungary even for already 2 root canal treatments. Not to mention that dental treatment prices are generally very low, so once you are there, you can have your fillings and other smaller things done for pennies.

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