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An NHS dentist says it is getting “very, very difficult to maintain a viable NHS practice”. Vijay Sudra of Shard End Dental Practice in Birmingham added that, “in real terms, there’s been no cash investment in NHS dentistry” for 16 years. The government is introducing a raft of reforms from April to try and end long waits for emergency care. However, there will be no extra funding for these proposals beyond the £4bn already budgeted for NHS dentistry. Report by Jonesia. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00it's getting very very difficult to maintain a viable nhs practice and this is why people
00:08leave the service there is an issue around funding and what i suppose this is the the
00:13elephant in the room nobody wants to talk about this the bottom line is that in real terms has
00:19been no cash investment in nhs dentistry since sort of 2008 2009
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