Dane Bank House Dental Practice

05/04/2026

💙💙💙 Happy Easter from Dane Bank House 💙💙💙

10/03/2026

**** POWER BACK ON *****

💙💙💙 Polite notice - We are currently experiencing a power cut. It seems to be affecting the whole street so please bear with us 💙💙💙

06/03/2026

💙💙💙 Some before and after pictures of updated flooring in reception, surgery 3 and the OPG room. New carpet to the upstairs staff room.
Everywhere all new, fresh and modern 💙💙💙
Big Thankyou to Eddie and the team at United carpets

14/01/2026

‼️ALL PLACES NOW TAKEN THANK YOU ‼️

Start your 2026 by securing a place at our practice 💙
phone our reception team to book an appointment with our nhs dentist 🦷🪥💙

08/01/2026

Denplan is a great way to budget for your private dental care 💙💙💙

Why do patients choose a dental payment plan? Our 2024 Oral Health Survey sheds some light on the reasons. Of the respondents who pay for a dental payment plan themselves:
🍏 43% say they have a dental payment plan for peace of mind
🍏 42% say to help them budget
🍏 40% say to help spread the cost

16/12/2025

We would like to wish all our patients a very merry Christmas 🎄🎄
If you are in need of a dentist and are a registered Denplan patient please call the practice on 01270 665774 during the working hours below . There will be an answerphone message during out of hours . For all other patients the emergency dental contact number is 0161 476 9651 🎄🎄

13/10/2025

We have now reached our twenty new patients but please keep an eye out in the new year 🦷🦷💙

07/10/2025

🚨 SEPSIS: A Medical Emergency You Need to Know About! 🩸

Sepsis happens when your body’s response to an infection goes into overdrive — and it can be life-threatening within hours. 😔

💥 Know the signs (think “SEPSIS”):
🗣️ Slurred speech or confusion
🥶 Extreme shivering or fever
🚽 Passing no urine
😮‍💨 Severe breathlessness
😰 It feels like you might die
🟣 Skin mottled or discolored

If you spot these symptoms — get medical help immediately! Every minute counts. 🕒

✅ Keep wounds clean
✅ Stay up to date on vaccines
✅ Share this post — you could help save a life 💛

20/09/2025

💙💙💙 Never gets old 😂😂😂💙💙💙
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03/09/2025

💙💙💙 the practice is having a bit of a facelift so please be aware that parking may be a bit more difficult with scaffolding around the practice. Please allow more time for parking and be aware you can park on Nantwich road where there is no double yellow lines. But please be mindful of our neighbours. Sorry for any inconvenience. Thankyou and Kind regards 💙💙💙

19/08/2025

💙💙💙 Our sincere apologies. BT business internet is down so our phone lines are currently not working. BT are working to correct the problem. Sorry for any inconvenience. You can contact us using our practice mobile phone number which is 07900 240729 💙💙💙

14/05/2025

💙💙💙 How interesting 💙💙💙

Your diet literally changes your jaw structure.
Softer, processed foods introduced after farming led to less wear on teeth, resulting in overbites becoming more common.
This small anatomical change made it easier to pronounce labiodental sounds like "f" and "v," which were previously rare among hunter-gatherer societies.
As a result, languages in farming cultures rapidly adopted these sounds, contributing to linguistic evolution in Europe and Asia.
This groundbreaking study supports an old theory that diet influences speech by shaping jaw structure. Computer models show that an overbite reduces the effort needed to pronounce labiodentals by nearly 30%.
Historical linguistic analysis further reveals that these sounds spread quickly in agricultural societies, becoming widespread in Indo-European languages.
However, this change came at a cost—modern humans now face issues like crowded teeth and impacted wisdom teeth due to shortened lower jaws. So, while farming may have expanded our vocabulary, it also brought new dental challenges along the way.