Sweden's Social Democrats Pledge 'Dental Care Reform of the Century'
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The Social Democrats are going to the polls on cheaper dental care for all adults. The goal is that adults will pay a maximum of 10 percent of the price at the dentist. The reform is estimated to cost around 6 billion kronor.
Sweden's Social Democrats pledge 'dental care reform of the century'
The opposition Social Democrats have launched their election programme just two weeks before Sweden goes to the polls, headlining it with a generous pledge for the state to cover the cost 90 percent of all adult dental care.
The Social Democrats are running for election on what they call the “dental care reform of the century.” – In Sweden, we should be able to go to the dentist without being ruined, says S leader Magdalena Andersson.
The Social Democrats are holding a press conference where they present their election program. Party leader Magdalena Andersson and economic policy spokesperson Mikael Damberg are participating. The party will present the "dental care reform of the century".
With less than two weeks until the election, the Social Democrats are pounding out yet another heavy welfare bill. After decades of political discussion and small steps forward, it may finally be time for a real, comprehensive dental care reform.
S promises the dental care reform of the century. It could change the lives of hundreds of thousands of people – and change the election campaign, writes Arbetet's political editor.
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