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  • The Optimal Oral Health Routine: A Guide from Sweet Spot Dental | Dentist Near Me

  • Steps to make getting a “shot” easier

    “For fast acting relief, try slowing down.” ~ Lily Tomlin Everyone hates needles, and we know that There is no surprise that you don’t like getting injections (or shots) at the dentist.  We all are aware that it is probably one of the biggest triggers for you at the dentist! Here are a few tips…

  • What BIG question should you be asking your dentist?

    “Walking into our stories of hurt…can feel dangerous and foreboding, and what we must ultimately confront is ourself.  The most difficult part of our stories is often what we bring to them – what we make up about who we are and how we are perceived by others.” ~Bréne Brown EVERYONE has a unique brand…

  • First steps to overcome your dental anxiety

    “When ‘I’ is replaced by ‘we’ even illness becomes wellness” ~ Malcom X How does your body work? The first step to overcoming your dental anxiety is to figure out how your body and mind work in anxious situations.  Knowing this information is critical to moving forward because your anxiety is not obvious to anyone…

  • What is dental anxiety?

    “You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” ~ C.S. Lewis   Have you ever kicked your dentist in the face (intentionally or unintentionally?) Do you feel like you get a little shaky before your dental visits?  Or feel like you are always jumpy…

  • How do people get their dental knowledge?

    While practicing dentistry, I’ve discovered an unfortunate truth: people are often too scared to ask questions about their own oral health or don’t know where to turn for advice. Too often, they get their information by online sleuthing whenever something hurts or believing false ad claims intended to sell a product.  I’m a firm believer…

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