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How does healthcare work in your country?
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UK here. Everything is free at point of use (paid via taxes) except prescriptions. It's around £10 per item. But they are free if you have certain long term health conditions, are pregnant etc.
To see a specialist your doctor writes a letter and they contact you.
And dentists