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Many people have an imagined or real fear of visiting the dentist. This can set up a vicious circle since avoiding check ups and treatment can lead to the on-set of decay and gum disease, leading to pain, leading to the fear of painful treatments. The truth is that nowadays, dental treatments are virtually pain free and dental professionals are trained to help nervous patients, so that the experience can actually be a positive one. Once regular dental appointments are initiated, better check ups lead to improved oral health, meaning the fear of the dentist is diminished.

People who have a fear of dental treatment can help reduce the need for work by establishing a good oral hygiene routine. It is best to be given some professional advice as to what products would help your mouth best. Make sure you discuss your fears with the dental professional. Make a list before you go as some times the nerves will make you forget what you want to say. Most dental professionals will do their best to allay your fears




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GUM Technique+ Toothbrush

GUM Technique+ Toothbrush has a sculpted grip, ergonomically designed to position the brush at the most effective brushing angle and clinically proven to reduce gum inflammation.
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GUM Flosbrush

GUM Flosbrush is designed to make flossing easier. A self dispensing handle with a comfortable grip which makes it effortless to manoeuvre floss through the fingers.
 (Click to enlarge) GUM Soft Picks

GUM Soft Picks have soft rubber bristles to remove food particles from sensitive gums. They are clinically proven to remove 25% of plaque and reduce interdental bleeding to lessen gingivitis by 33% over 6 weeks.

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