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If your children have trouble going to the dentist, you don’t have to accept that it will be a fight every time they have an appointment. Any parent will tell you that all kids are different. This idea is especially prevalent in the case of pediatric dentistry. While some children will be happy to see …
Here are 5 questions you should ask before your sedation appointment. For sufferers of dental anxiety, movement disorders, low pain tolerance, and high sensitivity, going to the dentist can be excruciating. Fortunately, these people can turn to dental sedation to get the oral care they need. If this describes you, it is best to do …
Having a movement disorder can make routine dental visits a challenge. Though the most common application of sedation dentistry is treating those with dental anxiety, this revolutionary practice applies to a variety of other types of patients, including those with involuntary movement disorders. If you or a loved one has one of these issues, you …
Despite the pain and anxiety that you might feel when going to the dentist, skipping it entirely should not be an option. Suffering from heightened sensitivity can be challenging in many ways. One of them is going to the dentist, which for many, can be a painful and anxiety-inducing experience. To solve these issues, a …
Fall is here in St. Louis, which means school is back in session, football is here, and the leaves are changing. Another thing that often goes on in Fall is a decline in children’s oral health. The reasons for this include falling out of routines, Halloween candy, sugary drinks, and more. Below, we will discuss …
Dental sedation can be an excellent choice for children who suffer from dental anxiety! Some St. Louis parents have no issues taking their child to the dentist. They simply make an appointment, bring their child in, stand by as the child gets their treatment, and leave without any stress. For other parents, this is not …