Anxious patients

You can tell us that you are afraid of the dentist

Dental anxiety is common and can have different causes. Tell us what worries you when requesting your appointment, without needing to justify it.

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Before your visit

Tell us what would help

  • an explanation before each stage;
  • a clear pause signal;
  • more time for questions;
  • avoiding certain words, sounds or surprises;
  • knowing how long the consultation may take.

In the treatment room

Keep control of the pace

Ask

You can ask for dental terms and options to be explained in plain language.

Signal

Agree a pause signal at the beginning and use it whenever you need.

Pause and return

Short breaks and a predictable pace may make the consultation easier to manage.

Managing discomfort

Options are determined clinically

Anaesthesia and other measures depend on the procedure, your history and actual availability. Do not change medication or take sedatives without advice.

We do not promise an absence of discomfort. We can discuss your concerns and check how you are doing throughout.

Medical note

A diagnosis requires a clinical assessment

The dentist determines diagnosis, suitability and an individual recommendation after a consultation and, when needed, diagnostic tests.

Your next step

Tell us what you need

Call us to request an appointment. If you do not know which type of consultation to choose, briefly explain the reason for your visit.

DentOradea
10 Mihail Kogălniceanu Street 410074 Oradea, Romania
+40 726 759 100

Your appointment is confirmed after the clinic gives you a date and time.

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