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Tips for Overcoming Dental Fear:

1. Choose an empathetic, patient dentist:
- It's crucial to find a dentist who understands your fear and is willing to work with you to ensure your comfort. Look for a dentist with a good reputation for treating anxious patients and who takes the time to listen to your concerns.

2. Talk to your dentist about your fear:
- Be open and honest with your dentist about your fear. The more they know about it, the better they can help you overcome it. Explain what triggers your anxiety and what you need to feel comfortable during treatment.

3. Ask for relaxation techniques during dental treatment! Various relaxation techniques can help alleviate dental anxiety.
Some examples include:
- Deep breathing: This can help slow your heart rate and relax your muscles.
- Meditation: This can help you focus and calm down.
- Muscle relaxation: This can help you release tension in your body.
- Listening to music: Calming music can help distract you from your fear.

Ask your dentist for recommended relaxation techniques and try them before and during your treatment!

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