Implant, Cosmetic and Sedation Dentist Dr. John M. Fish has published an article covering the top four benefits of sedation dentistry.
Dr. John M. Fish, Implant, Cosmetic and Sedation Dentist in Hildebran, NC, has published a new article entitled 'Sedation Dentistry is the Next Best Thing to Not Being There,' which sheds light on the most important aspects of sedation dentistry. You can view the full article at https://johnfishdds.com/cosmetic-dental-services/sedation-dentist/
Has It Been Years Since You’ve Seen Your Dentist? Sedation Dentistry is the Next Best Thing to Not Being There.
If it’s been years since your last trip to the dentist, your fear may be the only factor preventing you from receiving proper dental care. Sedation Dentistry is dental treatment combined with medication to remove the anxiety that many people associate with a trip to the dentist.
John Fish DDS and his capable staff work carefully with you to determine the most appropriate sedation approach. For those who require anxiety reduction, we offer sedation options in our office. For those requiring deeper sedation or even general anesthesia, we also offer treatment options at the Tate Surgery Center or at Frye Regional Medical Center.
A Few Benefits of Sedation Dentistry Include:
Elimination of Pain
For many people, the thing that scares them most about having a dental procedure carried out is the fear of pain. It’s understandable; no one likes to feel pain in their teeth or gums. Anxiety-free dental care is what everyone wants, and that’s what makes sedation dentistry so popular these days.
You Can Forget Fear or Anxiety.
Sometimes, the fear and anxiety that’s associated with seeing your dentist are often worse than the event itself. Some people experience fear and anxiety for weeks leading up to the day of the appointment. But sedation dentistry means that as soon as you’re in the chair, your fear and anxiety will disappear. You will be too comfortable to have feelings of worry and anxiety. Knowing that you won’t go through that feeling of fear can mean a great deal for many people.
You’ll Still be Able to Respond to the Dentist.
When you are sedated, you’re typically still conscious. This is important because it means that you can still respond to the dentist if there is any need for this. You won’t be put to sleep during your visit, unless a hospital setting is required. Instead, you’ll just be made more relaxed and at ease throughout the procedure.
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