In Britain, citizens have a hard time getting basic dental care that they can afford: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-07-13/uk-dentis...
The demographic explanation simply does not hold water when routine healthcare is not available.
The demographic explanation simply does not hold water when routine healthcare is not available.
And dentistry is why people in England are scared of changing the model for NHS healthcare, because we see that dentistry is fucking awful for huge numbers of people.
The problem with the NHS is not the model, it's the funding.
In the US dental is considered a seperate insurance for most. So there's a separation for whatever reason meaning using it to disprove the demographic theory for "regular" healthcare might be valid