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Is NHS dental treatment same for everyone?

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filthiestfis | 20:59 Tue 06th Apr 2010 | How it Works
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I know NHS offers a 3 tier system of paying for treatment depending on what you need done but is this available to all? i.e. British and non British citizens?
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It should'nt be...if you are abroad on holiday and you need medical care ... the first thing they want to check is your credit card.
21:04 Tue 06th Apr 2010
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NHS entitlement has next to nothing to do with citizenship. It's based almost entirely on residence.
21:32 Tue 06th Apr 2010
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Its based on whether the individual has recourse to public funds. A non EC citizen would have to be resident legally for over 2 years to acquire settled status which might give recourse to public funds, but their are some, very few, exceptions. Emergency medical treatment is free for anyone.
19:41 Wed 07th Apr 2010

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