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Dentists in County Kilkenny have criticised the proposal of An Bord Snip Nua that the Dental Treatment Benefit Scheme be abolished. The Scheme, which has been in place for many decades, allows patients who make PRSI contributions to avail of free or subsidised dental treatment.

Dentists in Mayo have criticised the proposal of An Bord Snip Nua that the Dental Treatment Benefit Scheme be abolished. The scheme, which has been in place for many decades, allows patients who make PRSI contributions to avail of free or subsidised dental treatment.

Abbeyleix is home to a new dental clinic that will deal with all your dental needs.

Dentists across Westmeath have criticised the proposal of An Bord Snip Nua that the Dental Treatment Benefit Scheme be abolished. The scheme, which has been in place for many decades, allows patients who make PRSI contributions to avail of free or subsidised dental treatment.

The Newpark Medical and Dental Clinic opened its doors two weeks ago in the Newpark Shopping Centre, Kilkenny.

Councillor Patsy O’Brien has voiced his opposition to recent proposals regarding dental healthcare benefits in Ireland. Among the many funding cuts put forward in the McCarthy Report, one proposal currently being considered involves the ending of the Dental Treatment Benefits Scheme, otherwise known as the PRSI scheme, for which more than two million people in Ireland are eligible every year.

Colgate Oral Health Month, together with the Irish Dental Association (IDA), wants to help you and your family ‘Share A Smile’ during the month of September. So together with the Kilkenny Advertiser, Colgate is delighted to offer three lucky readers the chance to win a fantastic bundle of Colgate goodies!

One of the most popular destinations for Dental treatment is Hungary where savings can be made.

A Kilkenny dentist is calling on the public to book their next dental visit before the year end in order to benefit from PRSI subsidies for a final time

One of the most popular destinations for dental treatment is Hungary, where huge savings can be made. This country has a long tradition of treating foreign patients particularly from Italy and Germany. People from the UK and Ireland are joining this trend thanks to cheap flights and accommodation and the increased availability of information on the internet.