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Could inlays and onlays be done on the dental nhs?
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Limitations: The National Health System, also known as Medicaid, is limited by both federal and state regulations as to procedure coverage. As such, every state has slightly different parameters for coverage. Your question would be best answered by seeing a Dentist indoor state that provides Medicare treatment.
Answered 5/22/2017
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