In the UK, there is a serious problem affecting the dental services provided by the National Health Service (NHS). For many patients, the issue is getting worse due to a lack of trained dentists, lengthy wait times, and restricted access to reasonably priced dental care. Employing foreign dentists is one suggestion for resolving this issue. But is this strategy a workable solution to the problems NHS dentistry faces?
There is a chronic lack of dental professionals in the NHS, which makes it difficult for many people to get dental care.
Numerous patients report having to wait months for appointments, and there are almost no NHS dental treatments available in some places. The demands placed on dental professionals are increasing, which exacerbates the shortage and leads to burnout and a high
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