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[Froog]

havnt been in several years, just made an appointment at that smiles place on o connell street. prob need a few fillings. anyone have any experience with the place? can you get tax back from dental work?

 

[ratmonkey]

You're entitled to some stuff if you've been paying PRSI for long enough.
One check-up yearly at least.

 

[rettucs]

the PRSI will cover the cost of the check-up. Its about 60 quid a filling and I don't reckon you can claim back tax.

If your health insurance covers dental though, you're laughing, but most policies don't.

I went last week for the first time in about 6 years. I'm in deadly nick, fair play to me.

 

[HMD]

i only pay about 30 - 40 for a filling with the PRSI thing

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

You're entitled to some stuff if you've been paying PRSI for long enough.
One check-up yearly at least.

i think you need have been paying for five years, unbroken

 

[zero_hero]

i paid sixty each for three fillings recently. depends if its top or bottom cos the white ones are more expensive

 

[smellen]

havnt been in several years, just made an appointment at that smiles place on o connell street. prob need a few fillings. anyone have any experience with the place? can you get tax back from dental work?

you won't get tax back. have to be working for ages. you should get dental insurance. Although, in order to benefit from it, you must have been paying into it for at least 3 months. Vhi decare - google it la.

 

[ratmonkey]

The government says:

If you are:​

You must have at least:​

Under Age 21
39 paid PRSI contributions since first starting work.
Aged 21 to 24
39 paid PRSI contributions since first starting work, and either:

• 39 paid or credited PRSI contributions* in the relevant tax year on which your claim is based,
  or,
• 26 paid PRSI contributions in both the relevant tax year and the tax year immediately before the relevant tax year. (1)

Aged 25 to 65
260 paid PRSI contributions since first starting work, and either:

• 39 paid or credited PRSI contributions* in the relevant tax year on which your claim is based,
  or,
• 26 paid PRSI contributions in both the relevant tax year and the tax year immediately before the relevant tax year. (1)

Aged 66 or over
(see below also)
260 paid PRSI contributions since first starting work, and either:

• 39 paid or credited PRSI contributions* in either of the two relevant tax years on which your claim is based,
  or,
• 26 paid PRSI contributions in both the relevant tax year and the tax year immediately before the relevant tax year. (1)

 

[hanley]

being in college coults for prsi i think
ring the dentist and give them your pps number and they'll check it up for ya

i rewckon if ya went straight from college to woork you should be grand la

 

[Froog]

being in college coults for prsi i think
ring the dentist and give them your pps number and they'll check it up for ya

i rewckon if ya went straight from college to woork you should be grand la

mm, will do.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Recommend me a dentist - city centre, Dublin 8, Dublin 6w, that kinda area

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Dentists in Dublin |Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry in Dublin 2

(They do the basics too).

 

[Theseus Mock]

Harcourt Health - Mary Reddy. Been my dentist for years, she's grand.

Harcourt Health | Doctor & Dental Services | Welcome

 

[therealjohnny]

Recommend me a dentist - city centre, Dublin 8, Dublin 6w, that kinda area

D7 ok

Heard nothing but good things- and the decor...oh my

One Manor Place Dental Practice - Stoneybatter - Dublin, Republic of Ireland

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Thanks, I've an appointment tomorrow with one of your suggestions.

Love to all