Fear of the Dentist

Teeth and the perception of teeth are actually associated with pain. Just as teeth, when they first erupt into the mouth, hurt the baby with their sharp structure and settle into the mouth, the baby sucks during this period and bites the mother's breast with this newly acquired sharp organ, causing pain. Have you ever thought about it this way? We perceive our teeth, that is, our teeth, with pain. It is painful to erupt into the mouth and it is inevitable that it will hurt while it is functioning.

Fear has an important role in our lives. Fear is a kind of protective reflex that we have to show.

What Does Fear of the Dentist Make Us Do?

Who is Most Afraid of the Dentist?

According to research, the level of fear is higher in male patients than in female patients because men are not used to having their face areas handled. Our 50 cm distance is our private area. We only allow special people such as our mothers, fathers, children and spouses into this private area. For this reason, women receive support from other people in cosmetic care, while men do not have this contact with other people, so the dentist entering this area will be scary for them. In addition, the female body experiences regular menstruation every month. This makes the female body more durable.

How Can I Identify My Fear of the Dentist?

Identify the reason for your fear of the dentist. What is causing you to have this fear:

• Worried about a negative outcome?
• Bad experience?
• Uncertainty? (What will happen to me)
• Is the treatment to be performed over a long period of time?
• Will piercing tools penetrate your mouth?
• Are you afraid that you might suddenly get hurt because your sense of touch is so intense?
• The sounds of instruments?
• Is it the smell of the environment? (Like the smell of medicine)

Describe your fear to us.

How Do I Explain My Fear of the Dentist to the Dentist?

For this, definitely try to reach a doctor who will understand your fear. You can consult with friends who have had positive experiences before. Feel safe. Remember that dentists will understand your fear and develop special methods for you.

How Do I Overcome My Fear of the Dentist?

After sharing this with your dentists, surrender to your professional doctor in this regard. Tell all the reasons for your fear. Because in today's world, dental treatment methods are now quite comfortable with advanced anesthesia. Many dental treatment methods are much less painful than simple epilation on the face. Do not allow dental perception and fear of the dentist to prevent you from receiving a treatment that will benefit you with prejudice.

START WITH SIMPLE TREATMENTS

BE WILLING TO ERASE YOUR PREJUDICE

ELIMINATE YOUR PREJUDICE