Dentists
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David at the Oak House Dental practice is very good too....and it is an NHS dentist, but I think that you need to be referred by NHS direct....or perhaps ring Oak House and ask if they have vacancies for NHS patients.
I had not seen a dentist for 40 years due to my fear of dentists...but he has been absolutely spot on......I must have been attending now for 4 years.
I had not seen a dentist for 40 years due to my fear of dentists...but he has been absolutely spot on......I must have been attending now for 4 years.
See this thread....and the phone number is in one of the posts.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f69/oak-house-dentist-50306.html
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f69/oak-house-dentist-50306.html
I go to the same dental practice but have Jeremy and he's very good
I signed up when they opened probably 20+ years infact I think I'm patient number 2 on their books
Prior to going there I hadn't been to the dentist from being at school so probably 15 years plus but he's excellent
no worries about going to the dentist anymore
That's my dentist Margaret, I just rang them up and was accepted on their books, They also do a very good domiciliary service too
I can't praise them highly enough.....David Heeley was kind and patient with me and he didn't make me feel like I was being 'silly'....he understood that my fear went back to the school dentistry service, and how I had been treated by them as a child.
Yes John....being held down by a burly dental nurse, who could have doubled as a Russian shot putter...and me small for my age...wasn't a good experience.
Tell me about it
I hate going with a passion however I've been every 6 months or so since being very young.
I used to see Mr Donnelley on Whalley Rd near the Hospital untill he retired and now go to Antley on Blackburn Rd. I would ideally want to find another good NHS one but it seems so difficult to get on with them or find one I think.
I used to see Mr Donnelley on Whalley Rd near the Hospital untill he retired and now go to Antley on Blackburn Rd. I would ideally want to find another good NHS one but it seems so difficult to get on with them or find one I think.
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If you are already with a dentist then yes, it will be difficult for you to change...but if you have no dentist you need to register with NHS direct.....and if you need emergency treatment because you have no dentist, this is also the route to follow.
I was with Antley for years, even stayed when they went private, I'm now with Oak House as an NHS patient Shurm give um a ring you never know
Ya it cost an arm and a leg to get treatment, I had a denture made with three teeth in it and even though I paid every month it still cost me £400Thanks Jaysay I joined them when they were NHS also and then they went private
I joined antly when it was Bury's around 1978, before Philip Baron took over
Is her brother Jeremy still practising there? He looked after me well through some root canal work.
yes see post 5 - been my dentist for 20+ years never had any problems with him
I too have Jeremy and I am patiant No 1 , his sister opened the practise in 1987 , she later took maternity leave and Jeremy ran the practice during that time, she never returned , so Jeremy stayed on and Judith came in to join him. I would recommend Jeremy to anyone , a very caring person and puts you at ease instantly.