You’re sitting in the dental chair, and everything is fine until the moment a tool reaches the back of your mouth. For people with a strong gag reflex at the dentist, that moment can trigger an immediate, overwhelming response that
You wake up already tense, and you know it isn’t normal. Your jaw feels tight before you’ve even spoken. There’s pressure in your temples, your teeth feel sensitive, and your neck may already be carrying strain. You didn’t injure yourself,
You can sit in the dental chair knowing you’re safe, yet still feel your body tighten before anything even begins. For some people, the anxiety starts days before the appointment. For others, it builds the moment they walk into the
You’re sitting in the dental chair, and everything is fine until the moment a tool reaches the back of your mouth. For people with a strong gag reflex at the dentist, that moment can trigger an immediate, overwhelming response that
You wake up already tense, and you know it isn’t normal. Your jaw feels tight before you’ve even spoken. There’s pressure in your temples, your teeth feel sensitive, and your neck may already be carrying strain. You didn’t injure yourself,
You can sit in the dental chair knowing you’re safe, yet still feel your body tighten before anything even begins. For some people, the anxiety starts days before the appointment. For others, it builds the moment they walk into the
