Do you just hate the thought of having their teeth cleaned? Even though having teeth cleaned professionally is an important part of your well-being and health routine?
If so. We may well have the answer. Happy Air Sedation.
We are nationally known for our expertise with this simple sedation technique, mainly used to help people with dental anxiety BUT even if you are not normally anxious about visiting the dentist (and well over -50% of people are), Happy Air Sedation, will totally transform your experience of having teeth cleaned.
You will be aware of the treatment but will not mind a bit about it. You will feel calm, relaxed, with a "far-away" sensation. Your arms and legs are likely to feel warm and floaty and you won't care less about having your teeth cleaned. Your mouth, teeth and gums will be much less sensitive too. Does thois sound like an improvement to what you are used to or have been putting up with?
Happy Air Sedation will provide such a different experience for you and you will recover within a few minutes and be ready to leave the practice after 30 minutes, with a totally clean and sparkly smile.
The science bit...
By the way, it is very important to maintain healthy gums. It will mean fresher breath and much more.
As many people now know, more adults lose teeth from poor gum health than through tooth decay, so keeping healthy gums helps keep your teeth for life. More than that, connections are now being made between gum health and your heart and even strokes, possibly more besides.
So why wait.? Call us today to discuss this option. 01635 47757
The blog for Richard Charon Associate/Consultant at Newbury Smile Studio Dental Practice
Showing posts with label Dental embarrassment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dental embarrassment. Show all posts
Monday, August 01, 2011
Teeth Cleaning Heaven!
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Richard Charon at Newbury Smilemakers
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Teaching and mentoring other dental teams
6 years ago I developed a one-day Hands-on Teaching course based in my private dental practice to encourage/enable dental teams to introduce “RA” as a service to their own patients.
So this Friday Chris and I are off to Morpeth, in Northumberland to run our 21st Hands-on teaching course in “R.A” for dental teams . We are being hosted by Richard and Josie Fretwell and the beautiful Guidepost Dental Practice who are Facebook and Twitter buddies !
What is RA? It is also called. Relative Analgesia. Happy Air, Happy Gas or more formally, Inhalation Sedation. It is a technique using a mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide to provide light sedation to anxious dental patients.
The strength of the mix depends on the patient’s response. So some people, including adults will be comfortably relaxed with a small dose of Nitrous oxide, others including some children need a much greater amount to achieve the same level of relaxation. It all depends.
Is it a new idea? . Not by any means, although there have been recent improvements for the dental teams in terms of equipment used.
The concept is simple. It provides a light level of sedation giving people of almost all ages a feeling of comfortable, relaxed, well-being which lasts only as long as the treatment session. Once the treatment is completed, the patient will breathe Oxygen for 2-3 minutes and will be ready to return to the patient lounge area and usually later can return to work or school as normal.
Want to know more?
So who benefits?
· Anyone who finds dental treatment scary!
· Anyone who needs lengthy appointments.
· Anyone who tends to feel like they might choke or have a marked gag reflex making dental treatment difficult, including having impressions taken or x-ray pictures in the mouth.
So if you know anyone who you think might benefit from this technique which could quite literally change their whole perception of a dental visit the please make contact with Chris on 01635 47757 or chris@newburydentist.co.uk
So this Friday Chris and I are off to Morpeth, in Northumberland to run our 21st Hands-on teaching course in “R.A” for dental teams . We are being hosted by Richard and Josie Fretwell and the beautiful Guidepost Dental Practice who are Facebook and Twitter buddies !
What is RA? It is also called. Relative Analgesia. Happy Air, Happy Gas or more formally, Inhalation Sedation. It is a technique using a mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide to provide light sedation to anxious dental patients.
The strength of the mix depends on the patient’s response. So some people, including adults will be comfortably relaxed with a small dose of Nitrous oxide, others including some children need a much greater amount to achieve the same level of relaxation. It all depends.
Is it a new idea? . Not by any means, although there have been recent improvements for the dental teams in terms of equipment used.
The concept is simple. It provides a light level of sedation giving people of almost all ages a feeling of comfortable, relaxed, well-being which lasts only as long as the treatment session. Once the treatment is completed, the patient will breathe Oxygen for 2-3 minutes and will be ready to return to the patient lounge area and usually later can return to work or school as normal.
Want to know more?
So who benefits?
· Anyone who finds dental treatment scary!
· Anyone who needs lengthy appointments.
· Anyone who tends to feel like they might choke or have a marked gag reflex making dental treatment difficult, including having impressions taken or x-ray pictures in the mouth.
So if you know anyone who you think might benefit from this technique which could quite literally change their whole perception of a dental visit the please make contact with Chris on 01635 47757 or chris@newburydentist.co.uk
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Embarrassed to visit the Dentist?
Are you just too embarrassed
to visit a dentist?
Richard Charon at Newbury Smile-Makers
in Newbury, Bershire, has the anwer.
Sometimes we hear from people who have neglected their smiles. Perhaps it’s their teeth, perhaps their gums or both. It’s just so long since they have seen a dentist that they are just plain embarrassed.
Sometimes, as happened this week, it is not a question of fearfulness or phobia or concern over fees- it can be just a question of embarrassment.
Life takes over. Family problems, health problems, job problems; the list is a long one – reasons – excuses and so on. Here at Richard Charon at Newbury Smile-Makers you can be assured of a sympathetic hearing, we are never judgemental but we are professional.
Perhaps the problems you are worrying about are nowhere near as bad as you fear. Perhaps they are and you just don’t know what can be done.
We will look at all of the options and give you a written treatment plan based on the conversation we have already had about your options. We proceed at your own pace and tailor the plan according to your wishes. We never undertake any treatment that you are not fully aware of and that you have agreed to.
If this is the type of approach that you or someone you know would like, then pick up the phone for friendly and knowledgeable advice and speak to Chris Charon our practice manager and Treatment Coordinator. Call 01635 47757.
Why not come along to meet us and discuss your concerns over tea or coffee? This is a free consultation and will be different from your previous experience of dentists- Guaranteed. Call now 0n 01635 47757 or e-mail chris@newburydentist.co.uk
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