Dental anxiety/dental phobia
Dental anxiety/dental phobia is a term used to describe fear, anxiety or stress in a dental setting. Being scared to visit the dentist can result in delaying or avoiding dental treatment. Dental anxiety can be associated with certain triggers such as needles, drills or the dental setting in general.
serious anxiety prevents from seeking proper preventative dental care. The consequences of this problem may go far beyond dental pain or lost teeth. Gum disease is a serious infection that can affect other parts of the body. Studies showed that dental anxiety and irregular dental check-ups can lead to illnesses including heart disease, stroke, diabetes. Etc.
- Tell the dentist about your fears and build a trust relationship with your dentist.
- Remember that dental procedures have greatly improved in the past few years. Modern dentistry offers new methods and treatment options to make you feel comfortable.
- Discussing about the entire procedure with your dentist beforehand.
- Consider additional medication to relax such as sedation or anti-anxiety medicine.
- Breathe deeply and try to relax before and during procedure.
- Consider relaxation techniques such as listening to music, seeing TV during treatment or scheduling an appointment first thing in the morning, before the stresses of the day add up.
Laser and sedation dentistry
- We offer a pleasant ambience to have an relaxed environment.
- Our team believes in detailed discussion about dental problems and available treatment options so that you can build a trust relationship with us.
- We consider painless dentistry as our principal goal so that you can confidently plan frequent dental visits to avoid dental complications and other health risks.
- With the advent of laser and sedation dentistry, We offer you an experience of painless and comfortable dental procedure .
