A survey of voters in England by YouGov revealed:
The BDA has called on all parties to offer urgency and ambition to save the service and prevent widening inequalities. It has set out its key priorities for the next parliament, on ending the access crisis, halting the exodus from the workforce and refocusing on prevention.
The professional body said that although the government has laid out its recovery plan, further changes are needed to ensure the service's survival.
Eddie Crouch, BDA chair, said, “NHS dentistry is now a top issue on the doorstep because millions have no options.
“Access and cost of living crises have collided, and thus far, the government hasn’t stepped up to the plate.
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