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July 26, 2010

ACUPUNCTURE RELAXES NERVOUS DENTAL PATIENTS

Filed under: Health News,Patricia Bragg — admin @ 8:00 AM

Acupunc­ture nee­dles stuck into two strate­gic spots on the head may reduce anx­i­ety lev­els of highly ner­vous den­tal patients, new research indicates.

The nee­dles induce relax­ation and reduce fear that all but par­a­lyzes some peo­ple fac­ing den­tal treat­ments, say researchers from Eng­land and Denmark.

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  1. Acupunc­ture is a good thing, but as for reliev­ing anx­i­ety due to den­tal pro­ce­dures; You see I deathly afraid of nee­dles in the first place. The mil­i­tary has a note on my records to cover my eyes before bring out the need or you would be using any anes­thetic at all. They fin­ished one tooth once after just one shot, and I bared the pain for the fear. I actu­ally love them clean­ing my teeth no mat­ter how rough they get, and the drilling is noth­ing most of the time.

    So, “laugh­ing”, what will get me past the anx­i­ety of get­ting acupunc­ture nee­dles used on me?

    Comment by Samuel Crees — July 27, 2010 @ 12:41 PM

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