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Lincolnshire Faces Growing Private Dentistry Trend as NHS Contracts Falter

Anthony Imrie
Local News
Lincolnshire Faces Growing Private Dentistry Trend as NHS Contracts Falter

Lincolnshire is currently experiencing a growing trend of dentists moving from the NHS to private practice due to perceived inadequacies in NHS contracts. This shift is causing concern among local residents who fear a declining availability of affordable dental care. The government is considering mandatory NHS service periods for newly qualified dentists as a possible solution to these issues. Local healthcare representatives have called for contract reform to help retain NHS dental services in the region. This article was based on original research by lincolnshirelive.co.uk.

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