Comfort & emergencies

Anxiety & comfort

Tell us what worries you when arranging your visit. We discuss pacing, breaks and support options; sedation and hypnosis require an assessment beforehand.

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Support for dental anxiety

What it can include

Your dentist decides what suits you after an assessment.

  • Consultation for dental anxiety
  • Familiarisation visits and staged treatment
  • Conscious sedation
  • Dental hypnosis
  • Local anaesthesia, including intraosseous techniques
  • Support for a sensitive gag reflex
  • Patient-paced breaks and explanations

At your consultation

Useful questions to ask your dentist:

  1. Which option suits my health history?
  2. Is any preparation needed before the visit?
  3. Will I need someone to accompany me afterwards?

About costs

Reception can confirm the consultation fee. For treatment, ask for an estimate that lists the stages, materials and follow-up visits. Your plan and cost are set after the consultation, based on your situation.

Related treatments

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Tell us what worries you. The dentist assesses the situation and explains your options.

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