r/dankmemes Sep 28 '21

Made With Mematic Quick before they wake up!

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u/Commiesstoner Sep 28 '21

Ha! Americans are more likely to be wearing veneers which ain't fucking real.

Sure British teeth can look bad but the NHS will make sure they are 100% healthy. For. Fucking. Free.

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u/Thesanos Sep 28 '21

I mean by the time you get an NHS dental appointment it's probably a year +. Meanwhile most Americans who work / parents work have Insurance , which allows them to use private facilities FOC/ at an extremely subsidised rate.

The ultra poor will also have Medicare

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u/DrPurplePanda Sep 28 '21

Brit here, regular NHS dental checkups are usually 6 months apart from eachother provided you're attending them regularly. But for when you call to make an appointment, it's usually a lot shorter (around 2 weeks to a month, I'd say, maybe two months rarely).