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Iranis Dentalz

Anti-Anxiety Dentist

Compassionate Care When You Need It Most

Why does going to the dentist give me anxiety?

If you get nervous before or during a dentist appointment, you’re not alone. In fact, dental anxiety is a problem for almost 80% of the country’s population.
The most common reason people have a fear of the dentist is that they don’t know exactly what to expect. Will the treatment be uncomfortable? How long will it take? Will it cost more than I expected? Will it be successful?

At Iranis Dentalz, we specialize in treating patients with dental anxiety. We believe that you have a right to understand everything about your procedure and be an active participant in your care. We’ll answer all your questions and pay special attention to your comfort from beginning to end.

Why we’re committed to reducing your dental anxiety

When dental anxiety is present, the most common response is to simply not go to the dentist. It’s a natural reaction to want to avoid these unpleasant feelings completely. Unfortunately, this can lead to poor oral care overall and even worse dental problems, including:

Plaque and tartar buildup

Cavities

Gum disease

Tooth loss

How we help reduce dental anxiety

Modern dental technology

Our office is equipped with state-of-the-art tech to provide minimally invasive procedures and ensure you’re always receiving the highest-quality care. . If need be Kindly ask our Patient Co Ordinator at the reception for Conscious Sedation as well as General Anaesthesia options  

Relaxation amenities

We help patients feel at ease through our bright, calming office environment, essential oils, a warm compress, healthy snacks and beverages, and our friendly, experienced team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few techniques many patients have used to cope with being afraid of dentists:

  • Talk to us openly about your dental anxiety.
  • Don’t be afraid to tell us when you need a break from the session.
  • Employ the use of mindful breathing exercises to help relax.
  • Bring a support person with you to your visit.

Dental anxiety presents in a few different ways. A patient suffering from anxiety at the dentist may:

  • Sweat excessively
  • Get dizzy or faint
  • Experience heart palpitations
  • Have visible signs of distress, like heavy breathing or crying
  • Present with low blood pressure