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Is Sedation Dentistry Right for Me?
If you suffer from dental phobia or increased anxiety when considering dental care, sedation dentistry may be the exact solution you have been waiting for. With sedation dentistry, Houston dentist Dr. Scott Young can help you fell completely relaxed without rendering you unconscious. This allows for optimal comfort without the risks associated with deeper forms of sedation.
To learn if sedation dentistry is right for you, call Houston dentist Dr. Scott Young at 832-610-3123 today.
Who can Benefit from Sedation
People who are uncomfortable with dental visits are often great candidates for sedation dentistry.
So are people who:
- Have very sensitive teeth
- Do not respond well to numbing agents
- Suffer from TMJ
- Have an overactive gag reflex
- Dislike the sights, smells, or sounds of dental offices
- Require longer procedures
There are a number of reasons you may wish to consider sedation dentistry. The best way to learn if this option can help you feel comfortable during your visit is by discussing your concerns and needs with Dr. Young during your initial consultation.
To schedule a sedation dentistry consultation with Dr. Young, please contact Scott Young, DDS today. Dr. Young serves Houston and all surrounding Texas communities.
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