Glastonbury-goers have been seeing the festival’s dentist because they can’t get an appointment at home.
That’s according to a boss of the charity which provides medical care for the event. Festival Medical Services was established at Glastonbury in 1979, and has provided treatment ever since.
This year, however, volunteers have seen an influx in patients seeking dental care. That’s despite them not offering routine check-ups, reports The Observer.
