Children at risk following dental clinic’s closure

The sudden closure of a HSE-run dental clinic that treated thousands of children needing multiple extractions has exposed them to greater risk, says the Irish Dental Association.

The IDA said the clinic at St James’s Hospital, Dublin, should not have ceased without arranging alternative facilities.

The clinic had been providing dental care to around 3,000 children a year, most aged between five and seven years old.

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