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Dentists may earn good money but it has one of the highest rates of suicide amongst professionals. I guess looking down people's mouths all day not a bag of laughs :(

Ironically the site has now returned to it's original use as a school and is the Gildridge House school. It was a school before in 1948 it became the Dental Estimates Board. Sadly the beautiful playing field has gone to pot as the school don't make any effort to maintain it. I played Saturday...

Interesting, who did she actually work for? I only ask the administration of all dentists in England in Wales was based in Eastbourne and for many years was the towns biggest employer.

Have you tried to find an NHS dentist near you? For the basic check up that would only be £23.80

In these circumstances : Under 18, or under 19 and in full-time education Receiving low income benefits, or you're under 20 and a dependant of someone receiving low income benefits In a previous life I investigated NHS dentists and later was involved in chasing people who had incorrectly...

And there's the classic confusion. NHS dental treatment is NOT free!

Well the key to that is getting yourself a good NHS dentist then there will be standard charges that won't vary. Sadly finding an NHS dentist is not always that easy and for a Band 3 treatment you will still pay £282.80 :(