Free dental checks in France extended to age 24

Young people in France are now entitled to one free dental health check every three years from age 6 to 24.

7 June 2018 16:29

By Connexion journalist

Up to now, free checks have been available for children aged between six and 18, but have now been extended to include France’s 1.5million people aged 18 to 24, who will receive a free voucher, valid for a year, to cover the cost of a check-up.

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