

Does the thought of having dental work make you cringe? Is it so bad, that even driving by any dental office in Jupiter makes you shirk? You may be among the nearly 8% of Americans that have odontophobia, dentophobia, dentist phobia or dental anxiety—fear of dentistry. Nearly 25% of us postpone going to the dentist due to anxiety until it’s absolutely necessary. Besides damaging your teeth, not getting proper dental care can impact other areas of health, making you more susceptible to heart disease and diabetes.
Here at Harbor Breeze Dental Care, in Jupiter, Florida we created a special program specifically for those nervous patients- You can see it here. Inhalation sedation is available, and we are happy to show you around the office first to help you relax.
First, examine your fear. Is it anxiety or a phobia?
According to Colgate, you may have odontophobia if you:
Tell your dentist if you have any of these experiences when in the dentist’s office so that your fears and concerns may be properly addressed. You may also want to consider seeing a mental health professional for odontophobia. Don't let your fear hold you back from the smile you deserve.
Tips for lessening your fears, while in the dental chair:
Six percent of adults, age 24 and older, reported that fear of pain kept them away from seeing the dentist. Be sure to ask about inhalation sedation. Our friendly staff doesn’t want the pain to keep you from getting the affordable dental care you need from Jupiter’s top dentist, Dr. Kubiliun.
Call us today to plan your first visit, and we’ll lessen your fear of visiting the dentist.
From all of us here at Harbor Breeze Dental Care, thank you for taking the time to read this article!
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