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N.I. Dental query

problemchimp · 2012-03-07 09:25:02

Hi all. This question may have been asked before, so re-direct me if need be. I just need to know if dentists in Northern Ireland are members of the Irish Dental Council in the Republic, or if anyone knows of any such dentists up North? The reason is, to claim V.H.I. cover for dental visits, the dentist must be a member of…

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Hi all. This question may have been asked before, so re-direct me if need be.
I just need to know if dentists in Northern Ireland are members of the Irish Dental Council in the Republic, or if anyone knows of any such dentists up North?
The reason is, to claim V.H.I. cover for dental visits, the dentist must be a member of the Irish Dental Council.
Thanks.

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#2 07-03-2012 11:07am

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Generally they are registered with the General Dental Council in the UK because they practice in the UK. Some may have dual membership if they work in the south.

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