dental anxiety dentistΒ
in Liberty, MO
don’t suffer
through dental anxiety
Have you ever felt nervous before going to a dentist appointment? Youβre not alone. Dental anxiety is extremely common among patients of all ages. No matter the cause, we want to help you feel comfortable at our office. Weβll do all we can to make sure you can get the treatment you need with confidence.Β
Common reasons for dental anxiety includeβ¦
A prior negative dental experience
The expectation that treatment will be painful

Afraid of judgment from the dentist
how does dental anxiety affect oral health?
While dental anxiety in and of itself will not give you a cavity, it doesnβt mean that you wonβt eventually develop one because of dental anxiety. Weβve worked with many patients over the years who have avoided treatment or even a routine exam due to dental anxiety. When this happens, problems build and issues only develop further, harming your oral health and leading to more advanced forms of treatment.
managing dental anxiety
If you are experiencing dental anxiety, let our team know that you are nervous either prior to your appointment or on the day of your visit. Weβve worked with many patients over the years who suffer from dental anxiety, and our dentists and staff are pros at helping you feel as comfortable as possible.
Suffering from dental anxiety and donβt feel comfortable scheduling an appointment quite yet? Let us know! We understand that it can be a big jump if you havenβt been in for an appointment in a while. Give us a call at (816) 429-5799Β and weβll answer your questions and let you know how we can help ease any fears you are experiencing.
how we help you
through dental anxiety

No-judgment appointments

Answers to all of your questions

Numbing and anesthetics

Comfortable, spa-like office

A variety of payment options

Solea laser provides many treatments without needles, drills, scalpels, or loud noises.
common questions
about dental anxiety
What can I do to lessen my dental anxiety?
- Talking with your hygenist or dentist about your fearsΒ
- Letting us know when you need a break from your sessionΒ
- Using breathing and mindfulness techniques to help you relaxΒ
- Bringing a support person with you to your appointment
What are the symptoms of dental anxiety?
- Low blood pressureΒ
- Panic attacks during or prior to an appointmentΒ
- Getting dizzy or faintΒ
- Experiencing heart palpitations
What are the dangers of dental anxiety?
- Tooth loss
- Cavities
- Gum disease
- Bone loss
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our liberty office
- agsdix-sao-map8650 NE Shoal Creek Valley Dr
Kansas City, MO 64157
Get Directions - agsdix-scs-phoneCall (816) 429-5799Text (816) 340-6288
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Tuesday: 7AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 7AM - 5PM
Thursday: 7AM - 5PM