Norway doesn't provide dental coverage for anyone over 18. - Edit 1
Before modification by Joel at 10/09/2010 06:23:54 AM
I've been without dental insurance too, and I've never bitched about how I couldn't force other people to pay for getting my teeth worked on. I saved up the money myself. Or I asked friends and family for a loan. Or went to a cheaper dentist, or one who allowed me to go on a payment plan.
Just remember, soon you'll be able to mooch off the Norwegians, and all will be well
Just remember, soon you'll be able to mooch off the Norwegians, and all will be well

Or rather, they don't let adults pay for it through taxes financing a single payer system with far better leverage to negotiate rates with the industry: You have to pay out of pocket as an individual.
I'm going to the dentist MetLife told me to go to when I needed my wisdom teeth out last year (thank goodness the government hasn't taken away my ability to choose my own doctor.

How the job and car hunt coming, btw? Since these are the only circumstances under which we still talk, I guess it's the only chance I'll have to ask, and I do still care; I don't have to agree with someone to care about them.