DO YOU SUFFER FROM A SENSITIVE GAG REFLEX? If so, receiving any kind of dental treatment may be frustrating for you. Oftentimes the cause of your gagging is physiological, but did you know it can also be psychological? It’s true, fear and anxiety can trigger your gag reflex. The good news is, NuCalm can help—both with your anxiety and your gag reflex.
By Removing Your Anxiety, NuCalm Can Help Prevent Gagging
NuCalm uses natural means to block out anxiety. With NuCalm you can be so relaxed during dental care that your mind isn’t anxiously focused on the treatment. So, rather than trigger a gag response, your treatment can do what it’s supposed to do—help keep your smile healthy. With NuCalm you can have more than a gag-free dental visit, you can finally have a comfortable, calming dental experience.
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Other Tips That Can Help You Handle A Sensitive Gag Reflex
- As is always the case—visit with us! We always want our valued patients to express any concerns or fears. In this case, sensitive gag reflex is actually quite common so don’t be embarrassed! We can work with you to better ensure your comfort in handling this concern.
- BREATHE! Yes, part of it may be that simple. Focusing on your breathing can not only help physically, but it may also focus your mind away from dentistry. Try taking deep breaths through your nose. Sometimes a nasal decongestant helps make it easier.
- Listening to music can help you relax and redirect your focus.
- Some studies indicate that gagging may be worse in the morning, so consider scheduling an afternoon visit.
Whatever the cause of your gag reflex, it’s important that you know we can help. Talk with us and we can work together to make sure your problem is properly addressed. If you’d like to try NuCalm, or recommend it to someone you know, contact us, or fill out this short form.
