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Hc3 certificate help with cost
bellasofia
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I've recently received a hc3 certificate and in the box it says £49.26 per course of treatment or prescribed item,
I'm looking at to seeing if I can get my broken crown fixed, if I can will I have to have the above amount towards the total cost of the treatment ? Its not clearly explained on the letter and I've never had one before
I'm looking at to seeing if I can get my broken crown fixed, if I can will I have to have the above amount towards the total cost of the treatment ? Its not clearly explained on the letter and I've never had one before
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Hi Bella.
In order to get the HC3 certificate, did you receive it because of low income?
I've got one too, and the maximum I have to pay towards any dental treatment would be if it's over approx. £169. Anything under and I'd have to finance it.
I thought the figure would have been much lower. For example I have to pay for a small filling which will cost about £73.0 -
It means that you pay the first £49.26 per course of dental treatment, and the NHS funds the rest.1
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