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A NEW REPORT from the Dental Complaints Resolution Service shows that complaints against Irish dentists are trending down.
The report also suggests, however, that issues involving DIY dentistry have jumped significantly.
Going to the dentist is rarely an especially pleasant experience, but would you put off a visit to the chair longer than you know is good for your teeth?
We’re asking: Do you put off going to the dentist longer than you should?
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The council would be better off fixing the giant pothole in the road outside my house. God I am grumpy today.
Things are slipping badly though. I went into a Tesco yesterday and there was nothing to wipe the trolly handles with. A staff member on customer service just stared when informed of the situation. Not the first shop I have come across with cleaning supplies empty.
Will the pond life who terrorise people with fireworks and bonfires in social housing estates be going on line??
You know this thing of locking, cancelling, postponing etc…
Don’t mention it and nobody will give a toss. If its spread around the media then the lower IQd people pick up on it and hold a protest.
To those that interfere or cause hindrance to the emergency services, give them a good blast of high pressure water. Then blast them with p;ss
@Martin Crowe: lol
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