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Dentist in Kells provides best treatment for all the family
Dentist in Kells in Co Meath uses modern facilities and the latest technology to ensure young and old get the very best in dental care
Dentist in Kells, which is part of Dental Care Ireland, is a family-focused practice providing the community with a caring and professional service
The Dental Care Ireland practice in Kells in County Meath, which is conveniently located at 2B Bective Square, has the full range of dental treatments, from regular dental care to cosmetic dentistry, including teeth whitening, and specialist treatment, including root canal surgery.
Is there a dentist near me in Kells?
Yes, the state-of-the-art Dental Care Ireland Kells practice is located in the centre of the town on Bective Square. You can contact them online or phone on 046-9240783.
I need a family dentist in Meath. Does your Kells practice accept children as patients?
Yes, our recently refurbished practice is currently accepting children as patients. You can book them in for an examination and our team will look after all their needs.
Can I just book in for a check-up? What does that entail?
Yes, getting regular examinations is an essential part of looking after your teeth and those of all family members. During a check-up, your dentist will examine your teeth and your whole mouth. They will then recommend any treatment necessary, as well as advising you on how to practise best dental care at home.
What services are available in your Kells practice?
It provides the full range of treatments, including check-ups, X-rays, fillings, extractions, bridges, crowns, veneers, whitening, dentures and root canal treatment.
Is there a dental hygienist there?
Yes, our hygienist Sandra Clarke provides dental cleaning at the practice as well as giving professional advice on how to care for your teeth. We recommend that you see a hygienist every six months.
Am I eligible for PRSI dental entitlements?
As a PRSI payer, you may be entitled to an ‘Exam, Scale and Polish’ for only €15. Call us on 046-9240783 and the team can check your eligibility for you.
Can I get teeth whitening at Dental Care Ireland in Kells?
Yes, teeth whitening is available at our practice and at all Dental Care Ireland practices. After examining your suitability and creating dental trays for your mouth, we provide you with a whitening kit, with gel and detailed instructions, to use at home.
I’m interested in cosmetic treatments. Which ones do you do?
As well as teeth whitening, Dental Care Ireland Kells also has specialists in bridges, dental crowns and veneers.
Where in Kells is your practice?
It is conveniently located at the back of Centra and next to John Lynch carpets on Bective Square. There is paid parking outside the practice.
Can I book online for dental treatments at your practices?
Yes, you can book online. Alternatively, you can call the practice on 046-9240783 or email at kells@dentalcareireland.ie.
Is the practice open on Saturdays?
Yes, it opens from 9am-3pm on Saturdays. During the week, the opening hours are: Monday 9am-5pm; Tuesday 9am-7pm; Wednesday 9am-6pm; Thursday 9am-7pm; Friday 9am-5pm.
Are there other Dental Care Ireland practices in Meath?
Yes, Dental Care Ireland also has practices is Ashbourne and Navan.
Book an appointment in our Kells practice. You can call the practice on 046-9240783 or email at kells@dentalcareireland.ie.
To find out more about our Dental Care Ireland practice in Kells and around the country, go here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/practices/
Ideal time to bring children to the dentist
With summer here and children getting off school, it’s the perfect opportunity to bring them to the dentist whether for their first visit, a regular check-up or an orthodontic consultation
It can be hard to get your children to the dentist at the best of times, but when they’re at school, it can be even more difficult for busy parents to organise. So when summer arrives, it is often easier for all concerned to make the time for a vital check-up.
First visit
It is recommended that infants should first be brought to the dentist when their first tooth appears which is generally when they are about six months old. It is good to get them used to the idea of a dentist from an early age. Dentists will also be able to advise you on how best to look after your young children’s baby teeth. They will also be able to spot the beginnings of any problems that may occur later.
We have written in the past about how to ensure your child’s first dental visit is a success and we believe it is crucial that children should feel comfortable and relaxed so that subsequent visits are also stress-free.
School children
Most national or primary level school children finish up at the end of June. You may then be going on holidays or they may be doing summer camps, so it is worth booking them in for a check-up before those things happen. That way, you won’t have to worry about it for the rest of the summer or be under pressure when school begins again in late August.
Ideally, of course, there would be regular free check-ups during school and the Irish Dental Association (IDA) has consistently urged to government to introduce more frequent dental screenings in Irish schools. The Health Service Executive (HSE) does operate the Schools Screening Services which aims to screen children in second, fourth and sixth class. However, the IDA points out that “due to restrictions in the public service, these target classes are not always reached”.
So it is worthwhile bringing your children yourself. Your dentist will then get an opportunity to assess what treatment is needed, if any, including fissure sealants or fillings. They will also be able to advise you and your child on how best to look after their first teeth, including what food and drink to avoid and how to brush properly. Often, children need to hear this not just from you as parents but from a professional.
As with most health issues, prevention is better than cure, so regular visits will allow dentists to spot potential problems and deal with them as early as possible. At this age – from four to 12 – regular dentists will also be able to monitor how your child’s mouth is developing and when – or if – they will need to see an orthodontist.
Teenagers
If your children have been used to going to the dentist regularly from an early age, it will generally be easier to get them to go when they become teenagers. However, as any parent will tell you, bad habits can begin to slip in when your children hit their teens.
It is up to you to encourage good dental habits, such as brushing regularly, flossing and having the right diet (as much as possible). It is also worth encouraging them to be independent and take care of themselves, which means going to the dentist for a check-up or to see a hygienist. However, as we all know, ‘ordering’ teens to do anything, let alone go to the dentist, can be counter-productive.
Teenagers, like the rest of us, care about their health and their appearance so will want to have strong, healthy teeth. So help them to achieve this by allowing them to make their own appointments with the dentist and taking responsibility for their own wellbeing.
However, you can also make an appointment for them and bring them to the dentist if that’s easier for all concerned. The important thing is to make sure they are getting regular check-ups.
Orthodontics
As well as good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, orthodontic treatment will probably be the biggest dental treatment your children will need. A majority of young people need to get braces fitted and the best time to do it is usually between the ages of 10 and 13, though it will depend on the child.
While braces were once unwieldy and sometimes uncomfortable, nowadays they are much easier to fit and to wear. Thanks to modern technology, people can now choose from traditional braces, tooth-coloured ceramic ones or clear Invisalign types which are custom-made for patients’ mouths and which blend in naturally so that they are not unsightly. We use all three kinds in Dental Care Ireland practices and we work with our patients – and their parents – to choose the most suitable type.
Click here for more on the range of treatments available in Dental Care Ireland practices around the country. To find a practice nearest you, visit our website here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/practices/
Dublin 18 dentist builds on reputation in Cabinteely
Dublin 18 dentist is a family-focused dental practice providing Cabinteely and surrounding areas with the best in dental care
Dublin 18 dentist has built up an excellent reputation as a local, family-friendly dental practice with state-of-the-art equipment and a dedicated team of professionals. Originally founded by Dr Vincent McDonagh as Park Clinic Dental, it became part of the Dental Care Ireland group in June 2015 and has undergone an extensive renovation since.
Caring service
Dental Care Ireland Cabinteely prides itself on offering a professional and caring dental service for its patients. Most importantly, it has a team of eight dentists, including paediatric dentist Dr Aifric Ní Chaollai who specialises in children’s oral health.
Dr Ní Chaollai is renowned for her professional and caring treatment of children who can sometimes find a trip to the dentist a bit intimidating. As one patient’s mother put it: “I go to Aifric with my little baby. She’s so caring and always follows up. I found the service to be excellent from everyone there too. I’ve recommended it to all my friends.”
Furthermore, the team was delighted to welcome new dentist Dr Kate Clerkin to the practice in April of this year and believes she further enhances the professional service on offer.
The practice also fits mouth guards and offers teeth whitening treatments as well as specialist treatments such as dental implants, root canal treatment and orthodontics (metal braces, ceramic braces and Invisalign). Orthodontic treatments at the practice are offered by orthodontists Dr Aidan Redahan and Dr Joe Hennessy.
Special offer
Also, note that all our practices, including our Cabinteely dentist/Dublin 18 dentist, are offering 20% off teeth whitening treatments for June 2019. As a PRSI payer, you may also be entitled to an ‘Exam, Scale and Polish’ for only €15. Call us now on 01-2853666, and the team will check your eligibility for you.
Convenient location
Dental Care Ireland Cabinteely is conveniently located in the Park Shopping Centre on Glen Drive in Cabinteely. The practice has disabled access along with ample free parking for all patients in the shopping centre car park.
Open on Saturdays
We are open from Monday to Friday from 9am but we also open from 9am-1pm on Saturdays. To find us, check out directions and this convenient map on our website or call us on 01-2853666.
Book an appointment in our Cabinteely practice, or call 01-2853666.
To find out more about our Dental Care Ireland practices in Cabinteely and around the country, go here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/practices/
Greystones dentist provides best care for your family
Greystones dentist provides the full range of treatments for young and old at its newly refurbished practice in the heart of the Wicklow town
Greystones dentist, which became part of the Dental Care Ireland group in April 2018, has built up a professional and family-friendly reputation in the Wicklow area since the practice was founded in 1980.
The practice offers a vast selection of general dental treatments, including check-ups, hygienist services, mouth guards and teeth whitening, as well as specialist treatments such as orthodontics, dental implants, and root canal treatment.
Founded
Our Greystones practice was established initially by well-known local dentist Mr. Gerard Kilfeather as Kilfeather Dental in 1980. It has grown significantly since then and now offers a wide range of general, cosmetic and specialist treatments to the residents of Greystones and the surrounding area.
The practice has also been newly refurbished and now has state-of-the-art facilities and the most up-to-date technology to meet the needs of all patients, from children and teenagers to adults and older people.
The team at Dental Care Ireland Greystones prides itself on offering a professional and caring dental service for all its patients. Led by principal dentist Mr. Gerry Kilfeather, as well as his daughter, Dr Gina Kilfeather, Dr Ed Madeley, and the practice dental hygienist Maria O’Rourke.
Also, note that all our practices, including our Greystones one, are offering 20% OFF teeth whitening treatments for May and June 2019. As a PRSI payer, you may also be entitled to an ‘Exam, Scale and Polish’ for only €15. Call us on (01) 2875133, and the team can check your eligibility for you.
Dental Care Ireland Greystones is conveniently located just off Greystones Main Street, with free parking in our private car park. Our Greystones practice is also fully wheelchair accessible, including a disabled parking space. To find us, check out this map on our website or call us on 01-2875133.
Book an appointment online in our Greystones practice, or call 01-2875133.
To find out more about our Dental Care Ireland practice in Greystones and around the country, go here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/practices/
Whitening treatments for a super summer smile
Whitening treatments are in demand as summer approaches and we have a very special offer just for you
No matter how well we look after our teeth, they are not, by nature, perfectly white, so patients often opt for whitening treatments. Also, because of the different foods and drinks we consume on a daily basis, they can become stained. For example, tea, coffee and red wine are all known to stain teeth as, of course, does smoking. This is why teeth whitening is an increasingly popular option for people of all ages.
And as summer is approaching, all Dental Care Ireland practices are offering 20 per cent off teeth whitening for May and June, so get in touch now!
We all want to have teeth that look good. However, as well as doing a whitening treatment with your local Dental Care Ireland dentist, it is also really important to keep your teeth clean through brushing and flossing as well as regular visits to a dental hygienist.
Obviously, as you get older, your teeth will also become naturally discoloured, but people in their 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s also want to have white teeth and a bright smile, particularly as summer approaches.
There are lots of whitening toothpastes and treatments available in pharmacies but getting it done through a professional dentist is by far the safest, most effective and best value way to do it.
So what does teeth whitening actually entail? Here are the simple steps to a brighter, whiter smile with Dental Care Ireland . . .
Consultation
The first step is to book a consultation with your dentist to make sure your teeth are suitable for a professional whitening treatment. Your dentist will then perform a thorough examination of your teeth. Issues such as gum disease, tooth decay or hypersensitivity may determine whether or not you are a suitable candidate for whitening.
Also, whitening only works on natural teeth, so you may have to get crowns, veneers or fillings replaced after whitening to ensure they remain the same shade as your newly whitened teeth.
Impressions
Once the examination is complete, your dentist will take ‘impressions’ of your teeth so whitening trays can be created just for your teeth. He or she will also discuss what shade of white you would like to achieve through the treatment.
Home kit
When your trays have been made, you will be asked to return to your local practice. The Dental Care Ireland team will then provide you with these trays and the whitening kit, which includes tubes of whitening gel for you to use at home.
Your dentist will then talk you through how, when and for how long to use the gel. It is very simple and the whole process has been designed to have minimum impact on your daily life. You will also be provided with detailed written instructions and if you have any questions, the team will be only too happy to answer them.
Treatment
We generally recommend that the teeth whitening trays are used at home for at least an hour a day for between 7 and 14 days to achieve the result you want, though your dentist may have different recommendations for you.
The whitening gel can also cause some discomfort to patients with sensitive teeth, but you needn’t worry about this as it is perfectly normal. It will go away after your treatment is finished. Your dentist can also provide you with specialist sensitive toothpaste to use during your home treatment.
After the initial treatment, we will also make sure you have enough whitening gel so you can do your own ‘top-ups’ if and when desired.
After your whitening treatment, we also recommend that you keep brushing and flossing regularly to help them to stay white. Regular visits to see a dental hygienist will also help.
You can read about the Irish Dental Association’s guidelines on teeth whitening here.
All Dental Care Ireland practices currently offer dental whitening services with a special summer discount of 20 per cent for May and June 2019, so click on the practice nearest you to find out more and to book an appointment: Whitening Ashbourne, Whitening Cabinteely, Whitening Callan Dental, Whitening Carlow, Whitening Castlebar, Whitening Claregalway, Whitening Greystones, Whitening Kells, Whitening Knocklyon, Whitening Navan, Whitening Swords, Whitening Tullamore.
For more on whitening at Dental Care Ireland practices around the country, visit our website here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/treatment/teeth-whitening/
Carlow dentist provides the best care for all the family
Carlow dentist, conveniently located at 83 Tullow Street, has been providing a professional and caring service to Carlow and the surrounding community for many years
Carlow dentist team has built an excellent reputation in the town over the past 30 years due to its professional approach as well as for looking after all your family’s dental needs. Formerly Gillman Dental Clinic, the practice joined the Dental Care Ireland group in 2016 and is now called Dental Care Ireland Carlow.
The team at our Carlow dentist includes two dentists, three hygienists as well as an Orthodontist, an Endodontist and Oral Surgeon. This means that it can look after all your family’s needs under one roof and which is why it has such a good reputation in Carlow.
General dental treatments provided in Dental Care Ireland Carlow include check-ups and cleaning as well as fillings, extractions, bridges, crowns and veneers. Our Carlow dentist also provides teeth whitening treatment which is becoming increasingly popular among our patients. To find out more about teeth whitening, you can also check out the advice of the Irish Dental Association.
Specialist treatments at our practice include the high-quality orthodontic treatment provided by our Carlow orthodontist for all members of the family as well as the effective treatment of periodontal or gum diseases.
As one local Carlow patient of ours said recently: “The whole experience was great, very professional and friendly. I highly recommend this practice to anyone I talk to.” All of our team are dedicated to maintaining this friendly and professional reputation in the town and in the community around Carlow.
If you want to book an appointment with a Dental Care Ireland dentist in Carlow, please get in touch with our team. The dentist is open from 9am to 7pm on Mondays and Thursdays; from 9am to 5.30pm on Tuesdays; from 9am to 5.40pm on Wednesdays and Fridays; and from 9am to 12.40pm on Saturdays. You can also phone our Carlow dentist on 059-9141245.
To find out more about the Dental Care Ireland practice in Carlow and about our practices around the country, go here: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/practices/
Kilkenny orthodontist treatments now in Callan Orthodontics
Kilkenny orthodontist treatment for all the family, from children to adults, is available in Callan Orthodontics, within Callan Dental.
Kilkenny orthodontist treatment for all the family is now being provided by Callan Orthodontics in Callan, Co. Kilkenny (Callan Dental). While orthodontic treatment – or the use of braces – was once thought of as being just for children and adolescents, more and more adults are also opting for it, due to advanced technology and the option of clear aligners.
As you probably know, orthodontics deals with the correction of crooked or misaligned teeth which is a very common issue for people of all ages. Correcting this is not just an aesthetic issue, but effective orthodontic treatment will lead to better oral health as well as teeth that are more likely to last your entire life.
Kilkenny orthodontist treatment is provided by our very own Specialist Orthodontist, Dr Jacqueline Clune on Clonmel Road in Callan, which is just 20 minutes’ drive from Kilkenny City and located not far from the Tipperary and Waterford border.
With advances in technology, such as 3D scanners which are available in Callan Orthodontics, come more options for patients who want to undergo orthodontic treatment. Our professional and experienced Kilkenny braces team in Callan and other Dental Care Ireland practices will ensure you have nothing to worry about.
There are now three main types of braces:
Invisalign: These braces straighten your teeth using a series of clear plastic aligners which are custom-made for your mouth. They are popular with adults as the aligners are removable and are barely visible.
Clear/Ceramic Braces: These are tooth-coloured so that they blend in with your teeth and are much less noticeable than metal braces. For this reason, they are also very popular with adult patients.
Traditional Metal Braces: These continue to be the most popular choice for children and adolescents. The individual brackets are then cemented to each tooth, and an archwire is attached to apply gentle pressure to the teeth.
You can also check out the Callan Orthodontics team on Facebook and Instagram.
If you are living in the Kilkenny, Tipperary or Waterford area and are interested in orthodontic treatment for you or your family, book a one-hour FREE consultation with Callan Orthodontics (Callan Dental) in Callan, Co. Kilkenny on our website here.
Meath dentist caters for all the family
Meath dentist in Ashbourne, Kells and Navan, three Dental Care Ireland practices, are providing the county with the very best in dental care for you and your family.
Our Meath dentist practices are located in: Ashbourne (at Unit 21 on High Street), Kells (at 2B Bective Square) and Navan (at 15 Watergate Street). We are delighted that our Meath dentist practices are covering such a large part of the county and providing the families of Co. Meath with the very best in dental care.
Our Ashbourne dentist offers several dental treatments, from root canal treatment, dental hygiene services and general treatments such as fillings and crowns. We are delighted that our dental practice is led by Dr Cliona O’Brien, Dr Claire Burns, Dr David McGibney and hygienist Paula Lyons.
We were also really pleased that this Meath dentist was honoured as the country’s Most Attractive Practice at the recent Irish Dentistry Awards. The entire team at our Meath dentist was thrilled to win this honour.
To book an appointment with the award-winning Meath dentist in Ashbourne, get in touch.
Our dentist in Kells is also a local family-focused dental practice. Formerly run by Dr Maura McGuinness, who now works in our Navan practice, it is now led by Dr Kristin Nason, Dr Graham McGuire, Dr Juan Kelly and our hygienist Sandra Clarke.
At Dental Care Ireland Kells our team of caring and trustworthy professionals offer the full spectrum of dental treatments, from routine to cosmetic dentistry. Book your appointment online today.
Our dentist in Navan is led by Dr William Cosgrave, along with Dr David Kelly, Dr Maura McGuinness, and hygienist Colette Sheridan. It has long had a reputation under Dr Cosgrave as providing a very professional and caring service and has maintained this since joining the Dental Care Ireland group of practices. It also offers a full range of dental treatments in its new purpose build premisese on Watergate Street.
Find out more about or make an appointment with our Navan practice.
You can find out more about the Dental Care Ireland practices in Meath and around the country.
The best dental solutions for your teeth
Everyone has common concerns about their teeth and these days every issue can be solved by the very best in modern dental care
If one thing is certain in life, we will all encounter problems with our teeth of one sort or another. However, there is no need to worry as there are now solutions to every issue, whether this is having teeth extracted, getting fillings or having braces applied.
The best way to deal with all dental issues is prevention. That means regular visits to the dentist as the earlier problems are detected, the more easily they can be solved.
It also means keeping your teeth clean through regular brushing and flossing. Visiting a dental hygienist is also an excellent way to help prevent any issues arising. Dental hygienists can also give you advice on how best to keep your teeth clean between visits.
Here are some other issues which can now be easily solved by your local dental care team:
Staining/Yellowing
Naturally, our teeth are not “Hollywood white,” and as we age our teeth tend to darken into a more yellow colouring, due to our enamel thinning.
Whitening toothpaste can help, but often treatment with your dentist is the most effective way to achieve the desired effect.
It is also worth pointing out that, as we age, it is even more important to take care of our teeth as best we can. This article in Senior Times is beneficial in this area: https://seniortimes.ie/why-care-about-dental-care/
Bad breath
According to the Irish Dental Association, 25% of Irish people are dealing with chronic bad breath (or halitosis) at any given time. In truth, it is a problem that we’ve all had or noticed in others, but it is also relatively easy to deal with.
Brushing only deals with about 60% of plaque build-up in your mouth, so make sure you floss regularly to get to those places where your toothbrush cannot reach.
Bleeding
If you notice blood when you brush, you should see your dentist as soon as possible. They will be able to give you advice on your oral health, brushing techniques and diet which should alleviate the problem.
Crooked teeth/Gaps
Braces are no longer just for children; nowadays many adults wear braces to fix issues such as crooked teeth or gaps between teeth. Braces are also now quite comfortable to wear, and tooth-coloured ceramic braces or the clear aligners mean they can barely be noticed.
Modern orthodontic treatment is mostly pain-free.
Dental veneers are another option for addressing aesthetic issues.
Damaged teeth
Crowns are usually required when your tooth has cracked or decayed, and there is not enough support left to hold a filling in place. In this case, your dentist may fit a crown over the top of the existing tooth,
If a tooth has been severely damaged or infected, you may need root canal treatment which is a good, long-lasting solution.
Missing teeth
Having missing teeth is no longer the issue it once was. For older people, the answer will often be dentures. However, other solutions include dental bridges, which are essentially a false tooth that is fitted in your mouth to replace a missing one.
Modern implant technology provides an effective solution and also avoids the need to use traditional dentures.
Wisdom teeth
If you feel pain in your jaw where your wisdom teeth are, it is essential to visit a dentist as soon as possible. Other symptoms of a possible wisdom tooth issue can include tender gums, pain when biting or chewing and soreness at the back of your mouth.
While your dentist can advise you on short-term pain-relief solutions, often removal is the only practical, long-term solution.
Gum disease
Periodontal or gum diseases are bacterial infections which destroy the attachment fibres and supporting bone that holds your teeth in your mouth. They can lead to teeth loss.
If you have gingivitis – inflammation of gums – we recommend that you visit a dental hygienist.
Your dentist can also help with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum disease and with the placement of dental implants. If your case is beyond a general dentist, they will refer you to specialist periodontists. For more on gum disease and how to treat it, go here: www.dentalcareireland.ie/specialist-treatment/gum-treatments/
As previously stated, prevention is the best way of dealing with dental issues, so make sure you keep your teeth clean, visit a dental hygienist regularly and get check-ups frequently with your dentist. This a list of Dental Care Ireland practices.
For more on all the different ways to treat dental issues, check out the treatments section of our website: https://www.dentalcareireland.ie/treatments/
We are a VHI Direct Pay provider
At Dental Care Ireland, we want to ensure that the patient experience is second to none. That’s why we are a VHI Direct Pay provider
We want to make life easier for our patients. That means offering the very best patient experience, all the time. But the patient experience doesn’t just start when you walk into one of our dental practices; it starts from the very moment you research your visit. For that reason, we are delighted to be a VHI Direct Pay provider.
If you have a dental policy with VHI and want to use the option to direct pay, you need to contact VHI Dental and let them know that you will be attending a Dental Care Ireland practice. VHI will confirm your cover and will also get in touch with us to let us know the benefits to which you are entitled.
As a VHI Direct Pay provider, once this has been done, you can have an examination, a clinical x-ray and a hygienist visit without any cost with Dental Care Ireland. If further treatment is required, a treatment plan will be forwarded from our practice to VHI, and they will let us know if any benefits are due. After the treatment, you pay the balance and most of the cost will be paid directly by VHI to Dental Care Ireland, a VHI Direct Pay provider.
Remember, your dental insurance will still apply even if you don’t want to start a treatment straight away or if your benefits haven’t been confirmed. In these cases, you can fill out a pay and claim form, and will be reimbursed by VHI at a later date subject to benefit approval.
In order to use VHI Direct Pay, you must confirm your cover before your appointment with us. You’ll also need to get separate authorisation from VHI for every member of the plan and for each visit.
Dental Care Ireland is a VHI Direct Pay provider. Please note that your insurance contract exists between the policy holder and VHI. Dental Care Ireland not party to that contract and we will use the proposed benefits per treatment as an indication for your direct pay amounts. Should your plan benefits change, cover be withdrawn or ceased, the full liability for cost of the treatment will be with the individual member. To find out more about Dental Care Ireland, to book an appointment online or to check your PRSI dental entitlements, get in touch with us by clicking this link and choosing your local dental practice
