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Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said not everyone is getting the high-quality dental care they deserve.
A raft of dentists have exited the medical card scheme over difficulties with the fee structure.
Dentists will warn TDs and senators that the State’s dental scheme for medical card holders is on the “brink of collapse”.
The Irish Dental Association said an unprecedented number of dentists were withdrawing from the official treatment scheme.
The Tenerife based dental receptionist said that Irish callers are requesting an email to confirm the appointment.
The Irish Dental Association has warned of a treatment crisis as dentists quit care scheme “in their droves”.
The World Health Organization has said non-essential dental work should be delayed until Covid-19 transmission rates drop sufficiently.
In recent months, dentists have warned of the strain their industry is under due to Covid-19.
The Irish Dental Association carried out a survey of dentists across the country.
Dentists’ incomes are down by over 90% on average during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dentists are concerned that procedures which generate aerosol spray could be a risk.
Some are concerned at the lack of clear guidelines being issued to dentists in the current crisis.
The changes will be brought in from next September.
In Ireland, vulnerable people have more untreated dental disease, and poorer oral health-related quality of life than others.
Concerns were also raised about the overuse of antibiotics on children waiting for dental treatment .
The Irish Dental Association says policy will be ‘catastrophic’ for adults and children in lower income areas.
Children receive free dental check ups in 2nd, 4th and 6th class but there has been huge cuts to those services.
The men had previously worked well together but the relationship became “toxic”, a court heard.
Richard Bruton corrected his leaflet after a letter from the Irish Dental Association.
The Irish Dental Association says 150 more dentists are needed.
The dental complaints service was contacted 1,235 times last year, with 447 phone calls and 758 emails.
Thousands of children have teeth extracted under general anaesthetic each year.
Straight out of your nightmares.
The IDA is calling on the Tánaiste to reinstate the PRSI dental scheme.
The HSE says that the clinic was closed because of concerns over the suitability of the building.
KIDS. What are they like?
Only 15 per cent of people actually made us of their free check-up last year.
Independent TD Mattie McGrath called the wait ‘shocking’.
There have been calls from dentists to list the HSE moratorium on recruitment so the list can be reduced.
Dentists are warning young people about the risks of oral piercings, especially when getting them done abroad or at music festivals.
Beware of gum burns – and why lasers are not really the answer to getting your gnashers glowing.
Niall Horan just got his off!
Do not try this at home. Oh wait, you already did.
One dentist has warned that we may be returning to the days of extractions and dentures.
While food industry representatives say that a tax would hit consumers, dentists question the health benefits of it.
We’re encouraged to brush twice a day – but over-brushing can lead to sensitive teeth, dentists said today.
The situation is particularly bad in Kerry, Cork, Laois, Offaly and Sligo, according to the new head of the Irish Dental Association.
A survey of Irish dentists has indicated hundreds of workers could be laid-off 2012 – as practices reduce staff numbers to cope with falling profits.
Dentists are furious at new figures which showed that the HSE had budgeted €63m for dental care, but only spent €51.5m.
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