Question: I suffer from severe dental anxiety. I want to come in for dental care but I don’t know how to make that happen. Can you help?
Answer: Yes. We understand the way you are feeling. In fact, you are one of millions of individuals suffering from severe dental anxiety. Rest assured, we will speak with you about your concerns and feelings. During this discussion, we can determine which sedation option will help you feel the most relaxed, while giving you the courage you need to schedule care.
Question: I’m nervous but I don’t know if I necessarily want sedation dentistry – what are my options?
Answer: In some cases, you may simply find that visiting our practice is enough to feel calm. We offer gentle techniques, a calm bedside manner, and attention to your comfort. However, if you find that you still require additional relaxation, we will guide you toward the sedation dentistry solution best suited to your needs.
Question: I have a strong gag reflex that makes visiting the dentist difficult – do I qualify for sedation?
Answer: Yes. Many different concerns qualify for sedation dentistry. The goal is to help you feel relaxed, so you can receive quality care to keep your smile in excellent condition.
Question: Which sedation dentistry options do you offer?
Answer: We offer laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and oral sedation.
Dr. Tran, Dr. Hoang, and the friendly, welcoming staff at Gentle Smiles will do everything possible to make you feel at home. Contact us today by calling 972-329-7645 (972-329-SMILE) to experience our compassionate, effective, and individualized care. We proudly serve patients from Dallas, TX, and all surrounding communities, including Mesquite, Balch Springs, Garland, and Seagoville.
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