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Dental Prices
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sorry for going on a bit but when I looked at a statement of all my payments that the receptionist sent me instead of the breakdown of price of yesterdays work, I saw that I had paid £120 for numbing and extraction of two teeth last year.
So do think it a bit much to be charged £230 for "woozy" which didn't work.
I have sent an email to the receptionist in question querying this - do you think it was a good idea?
Know they will say something - oh because of prices have gone up or Covid - but hey £230 is some sort of a jump.
So do think it a bit much to be charged £230 for "woozy" which didn't work.
I have sent an email to the receptionist in question querying this - do you think it was a good idea?
Know they will say something - oh because of prices have gone up or Covid - but hey £230 is some sort of a jump.
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According to receptionist - he said he only gave me 10% sedation as I was without a chaperone - that's where I thought it never worked.
Don't know about that - how do you explain trying 4 times to get the sedation in. Anyway am glad about the money - it'll go to my fuel bill
According to receptionist - he said he only gave me 10% sedation as I was without a chaperone - that's where I thought it never worked.
Don't know about that - how do you explain trying 4 times to get the sedation in. Anyway am glad about the money - it'll go to my fuel bill