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dentist in dublin?

MrNuked · 2003-12-17 15:39:12

Also what do I check to see if I have to pay full price, or might I have insurance? City centre/Southside preferably

17-12-2003 3:39pm

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Also what do I check to see if I have to pay full price, or might I have insurance?
City centre/Southside preferably

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#2 17-12-2003 7:43pm

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Most people who are working are covered by their PRSI, where most treatment is free or low cost. Medical insurance usually doesn't cover dentists, although there are some products on the market.

http://www.welfare.ie/publications/sw24.html

As best I know Medical Cards will cover almost all dental treatment.

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