If you are a person who is nervous about seeing a dentist, finding the Toronto dental clinic that is just right for you will do a lot to alleviate fears. While some people have no fears when it comes to getting their teeth checked, not everyone is the same. Say the word dentist and some people want to go and hide somewhere. However, you can have a good experience at the dentist with a little pre-planning. Whether you are truly scared, nervous, or just hesitant, it is a good idea to follow these few simple steps to make sure you do not experience discomfort at your Toronto dental clinic.
Find the Right Dentist for You
First, you have to find a good dentist at the right Toronto dental clinic. Do research before you schedule an appointment. Find reviews online and figure out if you can be comfortable there. Also check out their website and have a look around. Reputable dental practices will typically have positive patient reviews as well as a professional website.
Ask Questions
If you are still feeling apprehensive, then you can ask questions before you book an appointment at your Toronto dental clinic and when meeting with your dentist. A professional dentist will not be offended when someone asks them questions about what is going to happen. If you feel discomfort, tell your dentist. He or she will do everything in their power to put you at ease. Opening the lines of communication with your dentist is mutually beneficial for both parties and enables your dentist to check in with you to make sure that you are still doing okay throughout.
Know What’s Coming
Take some time before you go to the dentist to see what your appointment is going to entail. Whether you are getting a procedure done or a simple checkup, do a little research on what to expect so you go in knowing exactly what will happen. A lot of people note that this helps alleviate anxiety.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Starting March 2024 our office participate in the CDCP
(CDCP) is a federal government program intended to reduce financial barriers to oral health care. The program will provide coverage of the cost of dental care for Canadian residents who do not have dental benefits and have a household income of less than $90,000 a year.
Apply online HERE
Seniors aged 65 and above are now eligible to apply for the CDCP online without needing an invitation letter.
Children under the age of 18 and adults with valid Disability Tax Credit certificates are able to apply for the CDCP through the government's application portal.
Sincerely,
The Team at Queens Quay Dental Centre