we ve been hearing on breakfast this week how some people are going to extraordinary measures to carry out diy dentistry as they struggle to find affordable dental care. our health correspondent dominic hughes has looked into the issue further in disappearing dentists. i haven t had a dentist for seven years, my teeth falling out. i had my mother, i hate my smile. i have thought about super gluing them back in. , ., ., . , ., thought about super gluing them back in. these are the voices of people who desperately in. these are the voices of people who desperately need in. these are the voices of people who desperately need help - in. these are the voices of people who desperately need help from | in. these are the voices of people i who desperately need help from the nhs but simply can t get it. they say, you really need to see someone, i m really worried for my son, his teeth, his mouth. every dentist says, no, we aren t taking any more nhs patients, you know.
and coming up at 8:30pm on bbc news. disappearing dentists some people are going to extraordinary measure to do diy dentistry as they struggle to find affordable dental care. are we witnessing the death of nhs dentistry? let s start with some breaking news. around 7,000 households in surrey have been hit by a loss of water on one of the hottest days of the year. thames water has been handing out bottled water to people in cranleigh and dorking after what is described as technical issues at a water treatment works. supplies went off yesterday.
and spreading their way northwards. isolated showers across wales and the south west of england. still looking at temperatures in the mid 30s widely across england and wales on sunday. but there you see the heat easing as we move into the week ahead. now on bbc news, disappearing dentists. some people are going to extraordinary measures to do diy dentistry as they struggle to find affordable dental care. are we witnessing the death of nhs dentistry? a warning this programme contains images some viewers may find distressing. i haven t had a dentist for seven years and my teeth have been coming out. i hate my mouth. i hate my smile. if there was any way that i could keep them in myself, i have thought about super gluing them back in. these are the voices of people who desperately need help from the nhs, but simply can t get it. i really need to see a dentist, you know, because my son, you know, i m really worried for his teeth