well that don't sound that bad. i wonder if we could
solialize the legal profession too. 

--- Deri James <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> On Saturday 20 October 2007 16:32:22 ken barber
> wrote:
> > well, i can go elsewhere right now.
> >
> > one can't help but wonder if this kind of practice
> is
> > allowed to proliferate, then persons with chroni c
> > conditions that require a heavier dose of a med
> than a
> > "standard person" would be without service if they
> > left one area and tried to get a new doctor in a
> new
> > area.
> > defacto discrimination.
> >
> > i admit deri is right that socialized medicine
> would
> > take care of this, but then i read of the long
> waiting
> > list, people pulling their own teeth, and
> canadians
> > coming here for quick treatment and that scares me
> a
> > bit.
> 
> Hi Ken,
> 
> Actually dentistry is not fully covered by the
> National Health Service. It is 
> virtually impossible to find a dentist who accepts
> NHS patients, it is 
> required to "go private" to get any treatment. So if
> you can't afford it you 
> don't get treated!!
> 
> Waiting lists are prioritised on "need", usually
> wait times are less than 3 
> months, but urgent cases get priority. We also have
> "private medicine" here, 
> if you really can't wait to have a nasty mole
> removed, by all means pay to 
> have it done straight away.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Deri
> 
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