The House: NHS dentistry

Friday 23 April 1999 00:02 BST

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MPS FROM all sides called for an urgent statement on the state of NHS dentistry. As revealed in The Independent, dentistry is close to collapse, with complaints rising from patients who cannot find a health service dentist.

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