Thread: Should Cruise Lines Have a Dentist Available?
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Old 03-08-2009, 07:34 AM *Lars* is online now     #5 (permalink)
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NO, check your teeth before you go on a cruise. I really dont see why a cruise ship should have a dentist onboard.
If something happens and you do need to see a dentist the infirmary have contact details for dentists ashore.
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