Almost one in four people are delaying or going without treatment, the British Dental Association said.
NHS charges in England rose by 8.5 percent today and the professional body says it is concerned that patients are not seeking the help they need because they cannot afford it.
A YouGov poll for the BDA of 1,723 adults in England found 23 percent reported delaying or going without health service dental care for reasons of cost.
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