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An Argentinian told how much they charged him in Italy to fix his tooth

An Argentinian who lives in Italy went viral when he revealed how much he was charged in that country to fix a tooth, a medical practice that in Argentina is available in public health centers or that cover social and prepaid works, but that in this case cost him a quarter of his salary.

The influencer Franco Reissenauer, known on social networks as @francoreisse, told in a TikTok video the experience he had with a toothache. “For those who ask me about health here in Italy, in my experience I am going to talk about the dentist. I went to a private dentist because I had an emergency, I went to have a tooth fixed that hurt me a lot,” he explained.

“Now I’ll show you how much it cost me,” added the young man, and revealed that the final bill was 430 euros. So that his followers could estimate the price, he noted that “it’s more or less a quarter of a salary.” “It seems a little expensive to me, but hey, I had to do it. That’s it, I’m great, so now tell me what you think, if it’s expensive or cheap,” he opened the debate.

Some of his followers thought that the consultation had been too expensive. “What? My partner had two teeth removed directly, and a private person went! He paid only 70 euros,” compared one user. “I went for the same thing as you and paid 80 euros. Private dentist. And I am in the province of Brescia. “It seems like a lot to me what they charged you,” another agreed.

However, there were those who considered that “for an endodontic and dental reconstruction process, it is a reasonable price.” “I work as an assistant and the prices are those, “If you go to the hospital, the appointments take months,” said one follower. Another recalled that last year she had a root canal treatment and spent “approximately 450 euros.”

To avoid these important expenses, a user recalled that in Italy there are Local Health Agencies (ASL), which guarantee access to health services regardless of income level or social condition. “Great information, I didn’t know! I’ll find out next time,” the influencer thanked.

The video of the Argentine who told how much they charged him to fix a tooth in Italy

What were the key⁤ differences you noticed in the approach⁢ to dental ⁤care between Italy and Argentina?

1. Can ​you tell our readers ⁢about your experience with the dentist in Italy? How was the quality of care compared to what you’re used to in Argentina?

2. Why did ​you decide to go to a private‌ dentist instead of a public health ‍center?

3.​ Can you explain the costs associated with dental care in Argentina versus Italy?

4. How⁣ did your followers react to the video you​ posted about your dental⁣ experience in⁤ Italy? Did you⁤ receive any unexpected⁢ feedback or opinions?

5.⁢ In your opinion, what ‌are⁢ some challenges that people face‍ when it comes to accessing affordable dental care, and how can these issues be addressed?

6. Do you think ⁢dental care⁢ should be considered a ⁢basic human right, and if⁢ so, how can⁢ countries ensure that everyone has access to it?

7. What advice⁤ would you give to others ​who are struggling with expensive dental costs or limited access to ‍care?

8. As an influencer, how do you feel about⁤ using​ your platform to share personal experiences and start conversations about important issues like healthcare?

9. ‍What role do you think healthcare systems play in preventing dental emergencies, and how can they improve this area?

10. Can you share any updates or additional insights you’ve gained about dental care and healthcare systems in Italy since​ posting the video?

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