I feel your pain, Andy. I broke a tooth (back lower molar) yesterday. Already had a crown on it and it snapped off just above the gum line. Two weeks to get it checked out (not having pain-so not urgent) but I dread the bill. Supposedly my Medicare covers it but my dentist doesn’t accept Medicare so look out pocket, here I come. I checked into other dental coverage (advertised on TV) and the cumulative monthly premiums would be about the same as my annual average dental costs for the last 20 years during which time I had two bridges and a crown replacement. Saving the money by putting it in the bank and at least making a little interest on it.
ronaldspence 10 months ago
Dr I Pullum. love it Andy.
seanfear 10 months ago
you make me laugh, Chalkie.
Pointspread 10 months ago
Ain’t it the truth.
A Common 'tator 10 months ago
Why on earth would Andy go to a private dentist… with so many good free NHS dentists in Hartlepool ? Sixteen at my last count…
rshive 10 months ago
Didn’t expect it for free I hope.
ddl297 10 months ago
And he tied the kerchief over Andy’s hat – so retro! LOL X 10!
Edmund.Comics Premium Member 10 months ago
But there is NHS. Should be free.
Huckleberry Hiroshima 10 months ago
“Crikey?” Might as well go home now and listen to some Ella Halman.
ladykat 10 months ago
The bills always hurt.
Count Olaf Premium Member 10 months ago
Chalky should be a good mate and take Andy to the Rose and Crown and stand him for a free pint or three to ease the pain.
banjinshiju 10 months ago
Do you know how much beer that could be bought for the amount of that dentist bill?
mourdac Premium Member 10 months ago
C’mon, folks, when has Andy ever paid for anything?
Number Three 10 months ago
And this right here is evidence that our healthcare is not free. I have to pay every time I go.
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Khatkhattu Premium Member 10 months ago
I feel your pain, Andy. I broke a tooth (back lower molar) yesterday. Already had a crown on it and it snapped off just above the gum line. Two weeks to get it checked out (not having pain-so not urgent) but I dread the bill. Supposedly my Medicare covers it but my dentist doesn’t accept Medicare so look out pocket, here I come. I checked into other dental coverage (advertised on TV) and the cumulative monthly premiums would be about the same as my annual average dental costs for the last 20 years during which time I had two bridges and a crown replacement. Saving the money by putting it in the bank and at least making a little interest on it.
tad1 10 months ago
Getting Andy to pay a bill would be like having teeth pulled.