We want to hear about your experience with dentists locally. Plaid Cymru is conducting a short survey to assess how many people can currently access dental services across north Wales. Please share your experience, good and bad, so that we can improve that service for all.
Rydan ni am glywed eich profiad deintyddol yn lleol. Mae Plaid Cymru yn cynnal arolwg byr er mwyn asesu faint o bobl sy'n medru cael mynediad i wasanaethau deintyddol ar hyd a lled y Gogledd. Rhannwch eich profiadau, y rhai da a'r drwg, er mwyn i ni fedru gwella'r gwasanaeth i bawb.
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A: No
A: Deintydd yn Rhuthun wedi canslo fy apwyntiad diwethaf ar o leiaf 2 achlysur cyn cyhoeddi eu bod yn troi’n gwbl preifat. Y llythyr gwreiddiol yn awgrymu byddai’r gwasanaeth trwy’r Gwasanaeth Iechyd yn dod i ben ar ôl fy apwyntiad olaf. Bellach wedi derbyn llythyr pollack yn dweud na fydda’i hyd yn oed yn cael apwyntiad olaf ym mis Mehefin. Y cwmni heb ymateb i fy ebost yn gofyn am eglurhad.
Dentists in Rhuthun put back my appointment at least twice. Then wrote to me to say they would no longer offer NHS treatment. Initial letter suggested if I didn’t want to go private my last appointment would be my last with them. Then received another letter advising that I was no longer a patient as not signed to go private. No response from them to my email asking if I will have a final appointment on the NHS so I assume that’s me now without a dentists.
Mae’r bai ar Llywodraeth Cymru ond hefyd y deintyddfa am drin pobl fel hyn.
The Welsh Government are to blame along with the dental practice for treating patients this way. Very disappointed.
A: I have to pay for private dental care, it’s VERY expensive, this week my crown came out, I’ve fixed it myself with dental glue bought from Amazon, it cost me £100 to fix it at the dentist, the last time it came out .😩
A: Always been great with myself and my family
A: UK Government
A: Better
A: No
A: Yes - with the NHS
A: Both UK and Welsh Governments
A: Worse
A: No
A: Yes - I pay privately
A: In the past I could have a checkup every 6 months. It is now every 15 months.
Icould at one stage see a hygienist every 3 months. I can t see one without having a referral from my dentist!!
A: UK Government
A: Worse
A: No
A: Yes - with the NHS
A: Welsh Government
A: Yes
A: No - I do not have a dentist
A: We have had our checkup cancelled twice and will be over 12 months or never to see our dentist according to our last letter. We are both 75.
A: I work can’t afford private but constantly asked to go private can’t afford the hygienist but have gum disease check ups has gone from 6 months to 9 months teeth are getting worse and feel I can’t win I pay national insurance should be part of that always working man that suffers
A: Both UK and Welsh Governments
A: Worse
A: No
A: I have no problems accessing my dentist, however, I am a Health Visitor and it is a constant struggle to get children on my caseload registered
A: Yes - with the NHS
A: Both UK and Welsh Governments
A: Worse
A: No