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Are teeth considered healthcare in your country?
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In Australia we also consider teeth to be luxury bones, so they aren't included in our health care
It's a miracle the emergency department is still free with the way our country has been going.
I had a lipoma removed for free under Medicare a couple of years back, much to the shock of at least three doctors who insisted that it couldn't be done.
Mind you, now I'm 20 months into a 90-day waiting period to have my gallbladder removed...
I feel you. I'm near that for three protruding discs in my neck with one pushing on my spinal cord.
12 months to see a hospital physio who got me in front a surgeon the next day, he wondered how I was still walking. 9 months later, im still waiting for something to happen next.