I went to the dentist last week ant the dentist drilled the teeth and the dental assistant filled the cavities. In the past it has always been the dentist to do it all. Is it normal now for an assitant to fill the teeth. Well now my teeth hurt and I was wondering if maybe she filled them wrong.
I don’t think it was a student cause the dentist was not in the room while she did it.

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Great Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) was created on July 5, 1948. As with all government programs, bureaucrats underestimated initial cost projections. First-year operating costs of NHS were 52 million pounds higher than original estimates1 as Britons saturated the so-called free system.
Many decades of shortages, misery and suffering followed until 1989, when some market-based health care competition was reintroduced to the British citizens2.

Unfortunately for those requiring care, a mostly socialist health care system still has problems. The articles and commentaries in this section identify some disasters caused by government intervention in the British health care system.

Hospitals curb caesarean births – cost too much

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/health/article5734096.ece

The Sunday Times February 15, 2009

Only five out of 51 hospital trusts pass hygiene test, say inspectors

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/nov/24/mrsa-hospital-hygiene

- Sarah Boseley, November 24, 2008 [Guardian Unlimited]

Heart patients dying due to poor hospital care, says report

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/jun/04/nhs.health2

- Sarah Boseley, June 8, 2008 [Guardian Unlimited]

NHS dentistry loses almost a million patients after new dentists’ contract

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article4073515.ece

- David Rose, June 6, 2008 [The Times]

Private healthcare managers could be sent to turn round failing NHS hospitals
- Philip Webster, Political Editor, and David Rose, June 4, 2008 [The Times]

Cancer patients ‘betrayed’ by NHS

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article4040168.ece

- Sarah-Kate Templeton, June 1, 2008 [The Times]

NHS scandal: dying cancer victim was forced to pay
- Sarah-Kate Templeton, June 1, 2008 [The Times]

Pensioner, 76, forced to pull out own teeth after 12 NHS dentists refuse to treat her
- Olinka Koster, March 26, 2008 [Daily Mail(UK)]

Dental patients face care lottery
- March 26, 2008 [Metro(UK)]

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I had my surgery 8 days ago. My teeth became really sensitive after the surgery. At first it wasn’t that bad it, but it feels like it’s getting worse. It’s not just one tooth but it seems to be teeth with fillings. It’s sensitive to the liquid pain medicine with codeine, chocolate and toothpaste. How long does this last and should I call my doctor to ask if this is a side effect?

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If your teeth get too bad, it can affect your brain. Are there any affordable health insurance that include dental, or do you always have to get dental separate?

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i need to fix 3 of my misaligned frontal teeth. i heard that invisalign costs about 5k, and in nyc (where i live) it costs over 7k. I called my insurance company and they wont help me pay. so how much should my treatment cost?

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Hi,

I’ve been suffering from what is known as ‘brain fog’ for months, maybe years and it’s gradually getting worse.

It could be down to loads of things, but I wondering if my 9 fillings that have the highly poisening mercury in them could be causing it.

I’ve heard green French clay when taken internally is a great detox and removes heavy metals, Inc mercury. So if I detox for 3 weeks with the clay will it remove all the mercury? I know a long term plan would be to remove and replace the fillings.

PS – small amounts of mercury are non leathal, hence the reason why mercury fillings are still legal -but I have 9 fillings!

If you don’t believe me about the mercury, look it up!

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I am trying to find a good online program for becoming a dental asst. Any suggestions?

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I use sensodyne, but that works for about a day, what toothpaste would be better to use?

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another question? don’t some dentists use laser to whiten teeth? really like to know as i’ll be having dental work soon. thanks

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my girlfriend has had to go about 4 times already,one of her fillings came out and when we went back to the dentist the last time they just did the filling on her other teeth and left that one for the root canal.we have to pay everytime we go,has anyone had a situation like this one and is it normal to have to go back this many times.

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