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Breathe Right Strips for Patient Comfort
Submitted by Josh Bernstein DDS on Wed, 03/03/2010 - 11:04am
Patients who have difficulty breathing through their nose are often very uncomfortable at the dentist. Because they are forced to breathe through their mouth, they have problems with gagging, choking, claustrophobia, impressions, cotton rolls, rubber dams, water spray, retraction etc. For many reasons beyond the scope of this post, it is important to be able to breathe through the nose, and an ENT referral is a good idea to help these patients. However, a simple solution for every dental office is to stock up on Breathe Right Strips.
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