Dental professionals in the Plano area (including the team at The Plano Dentist) are dedicated to oral health. Unfortunately, some men and women rarely go to the dentist. Others have the misconception that you only need to go to the dentist when you have a toothache.
In addition, there are those who have severe dental anxiety. Perhaps you fall into this category.
Dental anxiety is real, we get it.
If you are uneasy about dental visits, here are a few counsels that may help ease you into regular dental checkups. Certainly, improved oral health will elevate your quality of life.
Choose a dentist you can trust.
I understand how challenging it can be to seek dental treatment. That’s why I make sure my patients are comfortable before I examine their teeth. First, I ask you many questions. I want to get to know you, and help you get to know me. Communication builds a connection. A connection leads to a trusting relationship.
The more I know about you, the easier I can help you.
Be prepared to provide me with important information about your lifestyle and health. Many individuals are intimidated at a dentist’s office. Because of this, they may hesitate to disclose sensitive issues.
We are here to help, regardless of your history or oral condition.
There is nothing in your past that we haven’t dealt with. Neglecting oral health. Drug use. Eating disorders. Regardless of your history, we have helped patients with similar dilemmas.
In order to help you, I need complete accurate information. Bring notes if you are worried that you will forget something.
Also, during treatment, tell me what you are experiencing so I can help you feel more comfortable. If we find that you are going to need a dental procedure more extensive than filling a cavity, let’s discuss conscious sedation.
Oral sedation is safe and effective.
The most important thing to know is that oral conscious sedation or sleep dentistry is perfectly safe. At The Plano Dentist, we have been providing sedation since 2005. We offer different levels of sedation and a choice of medication including oral analgesics, nitrous oxide, and IV sedation.
At The Plano Dentist, our comfortable and comprehensive staff will work to make your visit as pleasant as possible.
Contact The Plano Dentist:
469-998-0235
Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):
3115 W Parker Rd Ste C538
Plano, Texas
75023
