3. Ask Questions
Asking questions is an essential step during treatment. Your dentist is eager to discuss
procedures with you if you are ready to enquire. They will be keen to use layman language
that you can easily understand. Don’t shy away from asking what the scalpel-shaped tool
is and what it does. After an examination, enquire about the state of your oral health. Once
the X-rays come in, look at them together with the dentist and ask what they mean.
Asking questions makes you knowledgeable about the treatment process. Once you know
what is happening, you will be less anxious and nervous about the procedure, and this
changes your perception of the denture clinic. Also, the next time you experience a similar
problem, you will know what to expect when you visit the dentist.