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A member asked:
Sore the pain goes up into my ear it's horrible could i go my dentist and ask to have them out am 17 so i get my treatment on the nhs ?
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No: National health care will not contain coverage for oral surgery. This and other dental care are typically out of pocket expenses that most dentists ; oral surgeons can set up affordable payment plans that fits most people's budget.
Answered 12/31/2013
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