Tell Healthwatch in Sussex what you think about NHS Dentistry in Sussex
Healthwatch in Sussex are the local independent watchdog for health and care. We routinely carry out short surveys to gather the views of people about health and social care services.
This month they would like to hear about people’s experiences of accessing NHS dental services in their six-question poll.
The poll will only take a few minutes to complete and your personal data is protected and treated securely (see below). The feedback you provide will help direct their future research and improve local services.
Healthwatch in Sussex previously asked questions about people’s experiences of NHS Dentistry in Sussex in a poll in January 2023, which you can see the results of here. The purpose of this new poll will be to see if there have been any changes in people’s experiences of NHS dentistry in Sussex since 2023.
The poll closes at midnight on Friday 31st January 2025.
Tell Us:
- Have you been able to get an appointment with an NHS dentist?
- How satisfied are you with the service you received?
- Do you feel confident about using NHS dental services in the future?
Healthwatch is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy and security. For more information please see our Privacy Policy.
Further information
For more information or for help with completing the poll please get in touch.
Telephone: 0333 101 4007 Monday – Friday (10am – 2pm)
Email: enquiries@healthwatcheastsussex.co.uk
East Sussex Community Voice has been delivering Healthwatch in East Sussex since 2013.
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