Campaigners call for NHS dental contracts to be scrapped
DENTAL campaigners reiterated calls for the NHS dentistry contract to be scrapped today following Lord Darzi’s damning report into the health service.
The cross-bench peer’s report called for “urgent action” on the current NHS dental contract if dentistry is to continue as a core service.
It said a contract must be developed “that balances activity and prevention, is attractive to dentists and rewards those dentists who practice in less served areas.
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