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skisnow@lemmy.ca 20 hours agoalso, dentistry is more accessible in the UK; free treatment is available to a bigger chunk of the population, and private dental care is cheaper as well.
So, in terms of severe complications stemming from lack of dental care, the US is worse, but the obsession with straightening & whitening means that people who have got it together enough to appear in the media generally have superficially nicer teeth.
It’s like most things in America - if you’re doing ok then it’s great, and if you’re not then the rest of the country just pretends you don’t exist.
It’s like most things in America - if you’re doing ok then it’s great, and if you’re not then the rest of the country just pretends you don’t exist.
That truly is the US in a nutshell. The US is fantastic if you are in the top 20% (and you have zero empathy for people you don’t know), otherwise this country truly sucks.
samus12345@sh.itjust.works 16 hours ago
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“Say, how is it that we got socialized medicine but me teeth still look like this?”
Korhaka@sopuli.xyz 13 hours ago
Socialised healthcare means they work and you aren’t left in pain. If you want them to look pretty go and fork out for private treatment.
skisnow@lemmy.ca 7 hours ago
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