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Going to the
dentist is one of the experiences that most people would rather avoid. Many medical professionals are aware of this situation, as Dr. Joan Blade. His experience of over 20 years in the field of implantology,
endodontics and
cosmetic dentistry has led him to one conclusion: we need to convey confidence to the patient’s oral health retrieval.
Are we afraid of the dentist?
According to WHO, the dental phobic affects more than 15% of the population. The data is very important, especially if we add that the other people feel some discomfort, anxiety or fear every time you have to go to the dentist.
How does a person react dental phobic?
Dental phobia is an intense fear that allows the patient to repeatedly cancel visits to the dentist, postponed – despite the worsening of the pathology involved, or even stop halfway treatments because they are not really able to handle the situation they face. The characteristic odor of our consultations, the noise of the drill, the wait stretched on the couch, anything it can cause reactions of sweating, anxiety, tremors, uncontrollable panic.
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