Tranquil Dentistry
For Dentists
Potential Income for you.
- The patient will be offered the Tranquil Dentistry membership for a one time fee of $120. 75% of this will go to Healing Psychiatrist to cover the cost of tools and the time of the provider. 25% will go to the dental practice.
- Healing Psychiatrist offers home based packages of education, resources and sensory tools. If a patient finds out about these packages from you and purchases one, you will receive $5 per package sold. And you don’t need to do anything for this other than display the flyer!
- If you refer another dentist to be a Tranquil Dentistry provider and they sign on, you will receive a $200 bonus.
Benefits
- All equipment is provided to the dentist free of charge
- All modalities and equipment have been chosen with you in mind
- A more relaxed patient means you can get right down to doing your work
- Minimal time spent putting modalities into place
- Minimal time spent turning patients over
- Providing a higher end dental experience for all
Evidenced based
- Reports say up to 60 to 75% of people have some kind of fear of the dentist while 1 to 5% have full blown dental phobia.
- Prevalence of dental anxiety has not changed markedly in the last 30 years, despite more modern and less painful dental technology.
- A study that included 2264 participants found people listed the sound of dental drilling as the highest cause of fear in dental patients. Tranquil dentistry includes handpicked sound therapy, ASMR, affirmations, etc. that can alleviate this stress while covering the sound of the drill with sounds that will also calm.
- This same study found pain to be the second most common cause of dental fear. Tranquil dentistry includes acupressure, cold packs, sound healing and other interventions that can help reduce pain.
- Multi-sensory environments have been successfully used in dental practices with adults and children with neurological deficits.
- Multi-sensory environments have been shown to reduce mental stress and anxiety in neurologically healthy individuals.
- These same environments have been successful in reducing pain in labor and delivery in neurotypical patients. Tranquil dentistry brings directly to the patient, the types of sensory tools used in these types of sensory environments.
- The non-sensory modalities included in the Richard’s Method have evidence showing they reduce sympathetic tone/increase parasympathetic tone, reduce the hormonal stress response and/or reduce inflammation.
Training the nervous system
Reducing inflammation
Adjusting sensory input
Neutralizing negative emotions
Quantum medicine
Upgrading pain control
Innovative
Lifting healthcare
Bibliography
- Adminjay (2020, April 4). Overcome Dental Anxiety: 10 Ways to Manage Fear of the Dentist. Dentaljay.
https://dentaljay.com/overcome-dental-anxiety-10-ways-to-manage-fear-of-the-dentist - Alenezi, Aldokhayel (2022) The Impact of Dental Fear on the Dental Attendance Behaviors: A Retrospective Study. Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care Oct; 11(10): 6444-6450.
- Sigal A, Sigal M (2022) The Multisensory?Snoezelen Environmant to optimize the Dental Care Patient Experience. Dental Clinics of North America, Apr; 01: 66(2): 209-228
- Jitsuhara, Kubo, Takahashi (2024) Relationship between the Psychological Effects of Snoezelen Multisensory Stimulation and Stress Reduction. The Kitasato Medical Journal. 54(1), 42-48
- Nielson, Overgaard (2020) Healing Architecture and Snoezelen in Delivery Room Design: a Qualitative Study of Women’s Birth Experiences and Patient-Centeredness of Care. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 20: 1-11.
A larger bibliography for the Richard’s Method is available upon request.