The Irish Dental Association is seeking 20% tax relief for fillings, extractions and dentures for patients.
Dentists are looking to close the affordability gap between private and public dental patients.
The Irish Dental Association is seeking 20% tax relief for fillings, extractions and dentures for patients in Budget 2026.
They feel that it would improve access to preventative dental care, and make Ireland a more attractive place for dentistry students.
Dr Brendan Rodgers from Castle Street Dental in Mullingar says people need to be given some financial relief:
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