Showing posts with label how to overcome your fear of the dentist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to overcome your fear of the dentist. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Dental demineralization and remineralization?


From childhood, our minds have always been buzzed with warnings about the dangerous effect of sugar on our teeth. We grow up with the idea that sugar causes cavities and this is why we need to avoid candies and all sort of sugar flavors. In theory, eating large amounts of sugar is not directly linked to the suffering from cavities.

It is essential to figure out how sugar develops cavity indirectly. The oral system is based on many bacterias that are useful for your oral health. However, when you eat sugar, some harmful bacteria can produce acids infecting your teeth healthiness. When cavity-causing bacteria multiplies and release acid as a byproduct, you can suffer from toothache or even tooth loss. As a result the huge excess acid generates the demineralization of your teeth.

So, what is demineralization? It is the process by which your enamel weakens due to a loss of essential molecules in your enamel’s structure. In the long run, the bacteria will further attack the affected area causing your tooth decay and damage. If no countermeasures are taken, the cavity can deepen to the 2nd  layer of the tooth called the dentine. Then, after some time, it will penetrate through it and infect the pulp of the tooth. As a result, you will have to go through one of the most painful as well as expensive dreaded root canal treatment.

How to encounter it? Simply by the process of remineralization by which the enamel strengthens and ‘repairs’ itself. Those who visit the dentist frequently might have heard of ‘remineralizing gel’, which is often upsold by dentists. The battle against tooth decay aims to prevent the demineralization of teeth and ensure their remineralization instead. It’s sort of like math, you need a ‘net remineralization’ at the end of the day. In addition to purchasing expensive remineralization gel products, you still need to know much more about the safety and healthiness of your oral environment.

Don't waste your time watching videos on Youtube or reading online about the tips to prevent cavities and tooth decay. Most of them are either inadequate or false and can endenger your oral ecosystem!



The program of 'Dentist Be Damned!' reveals ways to prevent cavities as stated by Alice Barnes, author of the program. She explains that soft drinks are number 1 enemy to your teeth causing you pain and suffer. “Cavity-causing bacteria uses sugar as an energy source to multiply and release acid as a by-product, which causes demineralization. Now soft drinks like Coca Cola are highly acidic due to their high content of phosphoric acid. These drinks may quench your thirst with satisfaction, as the bubbles run down your throat, but your teeth are suffering. That is the problem with kids in America today – soft-drinks are so easily available and served to them that their oral health suffers drastically.”

“Who suffer the most? Parents end up paying for their kid’s cavities to be drilled and filled. But the family’s dentist doesn’t warn them against it. No sooner are they out of the dentist clinic, the kids are back drinking sodas and creating further damage to the teeth. This cycle repeats itself until  they reach adulthood, or in extreme cases, till they lose all their teeth and resort to dentures.”

The “Dentist Be Damned!” program is designed by Alice who provides different methods and proper ways to raise people's awareness about the remineralization of teeth, preventing cavity-causing bacteria, and enlightening  readers on interesting topics that can never be shared by the dentists. It is now or never to save large bills of dental visits and kill dentist fear with this invaluable program. If you have a fear of the dentist, this program is your savior. So, seize it now!

Check out her website to learn more about her program:

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Related subject :
• Dental demineralization and remineralization?
• Is Flossing Really Necessary?
• Terrified of Dentist? Phobia of Dentist?
• Are your dental products harming your dental health?
• Are tooth-friendly candies really beneficial to your teeth?
• Toothache? Tooth Decay? Want to save thousands in dental bills?
• Don't be misled any further! Sugar isn't the direct cause of cavities!

Thursday, May 7, 2015

Who's afraid of the dentist?


dentist phobia treatmentIt is, in most cases, slight apprehensions or passing anxieties that do not hinder a control, see a regular dental treatment. It is different with the real dentophobie also qualified dental phobia of odontophobie or oralophobie: panic here is such that the person who has it (phobic person) will do anything to avoid going to the dentist . In many cases, while the dental treatment can take place at the last moment, that is to say, when such pain becomes unbearable.


Unlike normal fear of dentists, true phobia is often accompanied by physical symptoms that occur just before treatment. Is observed with decreasing frequency of cases:

  • sleepless in the night before the treatment
  • heart palpitations
  • acceleration of the heart beat (tachycardia)
  • of dry mouth
  • increase in blood pressure (hypertension)
  • tremors
  • choking sensations
  • hyperventilations of (too rapid breathing)
  • nausea
  • urgent need to urinate
  • vomiting
  • syncopation and voltage drop.

In general, dental phobia is more common in women of all age groups than men.

Factors favoring dentophobie:


  • predisposition to anxiety in general,
  • phobias or known mental illnesses,
  • depression
  • intense stress,
  • drug or alcohol abuse.

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Experience has shown that more than half of anxiety patients are smokers. While on average 25% of the adult population smokes, we have found in people suffering from dental phobia a rate of 64% of smokers.








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Tuesday, May 5, 2015

What is a phobia ?

A phobia is a fear in medical terms or a state of panic exaggerated, unfounded and persistent in certain situations, facing certain objects, activities, or persons, that is to say in general face the phobic stimulus.

It is expressed in an excessive need to avoid disproportionate because of fear. Examples of known phobias are fear of flying, spiders and the claustrophobia. The term phobia however is also used in a general sense to describe the repulsion of any kind.

The most common phobias : 


Fear of flying
Fear of spiders
The dentist phobia

Monday, May 4, 2015

Hypnosis moved to the dentist

Increasingly used in medicine and surgery, hypnosis makes a grand entrance at dentists. With an objective: to reassure anxious patients and relieve during care.


Hypnosis: to overcome fear


How to overcome fear to the dentist? Enjoying a refreshing strawberry ice cream. Through hypnosis, it is possible.

"The mouth numb, legs become lighter, a phobic patient joins a" place of gold "where she found the necessary resources for their well-being," says Karine Barmas, dental assistant. Hypnosis makes real services to patients, but also to practitioners. As shown by health professionals gathered in Biarritz on 2, 3 and 4 June, at the Forum of the medical hypnosis and brief therapy.

Hypnosis: to win real


"There is nothing miraculous. The willingness and patient cooperation are essential, "said Dr Bernard Delzangles, dentist, which uses hypnosis to some of its interventions with those who agree to try. The goal is to create an environment in which the person feel good. At the first appointment, the dentist or his assistant, invites the patient to relate pleasant memories. "I ask him to get to know him and work with him on a safe place (the sea, the room ...)," says Karine Barmas.

Relaxation facilitates hypnosis


On the day, both can open a door and mentally join a situation mentioned (as tasting of ice). It is also important to separate the patient this time, helping it to focus on a fixed point, a music ... Relaxation, used to facilitate hypnosis allows complete relaxation, including on the face and jaws. Care can begin. The procedure takes a little longer, but the resulting welfare (no pain and stress) the fully justified.

Hypnosis: it does not always prevent anesthesia


In some cases, local anesthesia is still necessary, hypnosis while remaining valuable. "Even when using an anesthetic is injected less product. The person has less fear, she also hurt less. The results are surprising, "says Karine Barmas. The greatest reward: see the patient get up, smiling.


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