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Let’s face it, going to the dentist can bring on great anxiety for many people. The fear of the unknown can lead to cold sweats, nervousness, and avoiding the dentist altogether in the most serious cases. This can be detrimental for those that have existing dental issues.
According to a study conducted by the Journal of Dental Hygiene, 50-80% of adults in the U.S. have some dental anxiety. Of those, over 20% do not see a dentist regularly. Nine to 15% of patients suffering from dental anxiety avoid dental care completely.
For some people, even minor dental treatments can lead to anxiety. One way to alleviate that stress is to visit Dr. Chase Larsen to discuss sedation dentistry. The team at Chase Inspired Dentistry believes in making patients feel as comfortable as possible.
From the second you walk into the office for your appointment, the team will make you feel relaxed. One of the ways they accomplish this is through sedation dentistry.
Sedation dentistry uses medication to make you comfortable during your dental procedures. It can be used for simple dental check-ups to more complex treatments like extractions and root canals.
Sedation dentistry can be the difference between a dazzling smile and one needing serious dental care. Here are some ways sedation dentistry can help during your next dental appointment.
If dental fear has kept you from regular dental visits, now is the time to change that with Chase Inspired Dentistry, located in Draper, Utah. Call our team today to discuss sedation dentistry for your next visit at (801) 683-5239. Our office is at 723 East 12200 S, Suite 101, Draper, UT.
Dr. Chase Larsen earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University before attending the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. He completed advanced education in general dentistry at Idaho State University, and he has extensive training and experience in complex restorative and cosmetic dentistry. Recognized as one of Utah's premier cosmetic dentists, Dr. Larsen expertly blends cosmetic and health-focused approaches. His professional accolades include being named Young Dentist of the Year and serving as adjunct faculty with prestigious postgraduate educational programs.