Category: Sedation Dentistry

Do you have dental anxiety and worry about visiting the dentist? We don’t want your fears to stand between you and the healthy, beautiful smile you deserve. Which is why we offer dental sedation!  Our Dallas, TX holistic dental office provides sedation to ensure your visit is a comfortable and relaxing one.

Often, someone’s fear of the dentist could mean they don’t attend regular checkups and cleanings, and even avoid care when they sustain dental damage or develop aching teeth. To ensure your experience is comfortable, even if you have anxiety, we could offer dental sedation. Our Dallas, TX holistic dental office provides oral conscious sedation options!

Relaxing in the dentist’s chair might sound like a myth for those who suffer from dental anxiety, but with sedation dentistry, relaxing during a dental procedure is possible.  Sedation dentistry is ideal for patients undergoing longer and more intrusive treatments or those who have a lot of anxiety surrounding their dental appointments.  What Is Sedation… Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About Sedation Dentistry

If you suffer with dental anxiety, have trouble with restlessness, or dread visiting the dentist, sedation dentistry may significantly enhance your care. Sedation dentistry can involve taking prescription medication and/or inhaling nitrous oxide gas. Our team provides sedation dentistry to ensure that our guests are as comfortable as possible during visits to our practice. Less… Continue reading Benefits of Sedation Dentistry

We recognize that the fear of an unpleasant dental experience can prevent patients from seeking care, which is why we prioritize patient comfort. A holistic dentist recognizes that techniques that help keep patients comfortable can help them get all of the care they need for a healthy smile. That’s why we offer sedation dentistry in… Continue reading Sedation Dentistry: Your Comfort Is A Priority in Our Dental Office

Does the thought of visiting the dentist bring you anxiety and stress? Many people suffer with phobias and anxieties related to dental settings. Fortunately, sedation dentistry can help you receive the care you need to maintain oral health and prevent disease. Sedation dentistry assuages emotional distress so that you can relax comfortably during dental treatments.… Continue reading Relax and Take the Edge Off with Sedation Dentistry

  Anxiety about going to the dentist can be severe enough in some cases to keep patients from seeking even the basic routine care they need to maintain healthy smiles. Ironically, delaying routine care can actually lead to the development of oral diseases that require more intensive and invasive interventions, which can reinforce existing dental… Continue reading Overcome Your Dental Fears With Sedation Dentistry

Unfortunately, as many as three-quarters of Americans experience some degree of dental anxiety that interferes with their comfort in pursuing even routine care from a dentist, such as exams and cleanings. Unfortunately, postponing routine care often leads to dental emergencies that require more involved interventions and may reinforce existing fears, creating a vicious cycle. If… Continue reading Tips for Relieving Dental Anxiety

Do you tend to fidget or feel anxious during dental appointments? Perhaps you have trouble staying in one place too long. If you suffer with dental phobias or have trouble waiting patiently during treatment, sedation dentistry might be of benefit to you. Sedation dentistry involves administering sedatives and analgesic medication to help patients feel relaxed… Continue reading I have a hard time sitting still: Can sedation dentistry help?

Dental phobias are not as uncommon as one might think. In fact, dental phobias and clinical-related anxiety afflicts many people of all ages and demographics throughout the United States. Moderate and severe dental phobias fall into a category of mental ailments called anxiety disorders, which are the second most common type of mental illness. For… Continue reading Prevalence of Dental Phobias: How Sedation Dentistry Can Make You Comfortable