2024-08-15 772词 中等
Dentaid is not the only charity filling gaps left by the state. The Trussell Trust, which started out helping street children in Bulgaria, now runs a network of 1,200 food banks in Britain. Doctors without Borders, best known for treating people in war zones, this year began treating asylum-seekers at an RAF base. But for dentistry the scale of need is particularly large. Some 13m people in England cannot see a dentist through the National Health Service (NHS). Access is so bad that some Ukrainian refugees are returning home for dental treatment.
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