I took my 15 year old daughter to the dentist yesterday 1st October and I was told I had to pay £50 because she had not been for 3 years and they treated her as a private patient and not on the nhs. Is this right? I assumed that as she is 15 I would not have to pay. She has to go back to see the hygienist and I have to pay £53
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