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Claiming free dental treatment with expired NHS exemption card.
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makershaker wrote: »So are you saying the maximum amount I'll have to pay for the entire treatment is £219? Does that apply in Scotland?
http://www.scottishdental.org/index.aspx?o=1923
Unless you are in one of the groups entitled to free NHS dental treatment or help with the cost you will require to pay 80% of the cost of your NHS dental treatment up to a maximum of £384 per course of treatment.0 -
Okay cheers for the info and advice. I have an appointment this week so just gonna tell them about it and get it sorted out. It was a genuine mistake on my part as not too clued up on Tax credits etc..0
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