Dental spa
Dental Spa
A Dental Spa (/ˈdɛntəl spɑː/) is a type of dental practice that combines traditional dental treatment with services typically associated with day spas.
Etymology
The term "Dental Spa" is a blend of "Dental", derived from the Latin dens meaning tooth, and "Spa", a term associated with water treatment which is also known as balneotherapy. The concept is relatively new and emerged in the late 20th century as a response to patient's anxiety and fear towards dental treatments.
Services
Dental Spas offer a wide range of services that go beyond the traditional dental treatments. These may include cosmetic dentistry services such as teeth whitening, veneers, and dental implants. In addition to these, they also offer spa services like massages, facials, and other relaxation techniques to help patients feel more comfortable and relaxed during their visit.
Benefits
The main benefit of a Dental Spa is the focus on patient comfort and experience. The spa-like environment can help to reduce anxiety and make the overall dental experience more enjoyable. Additionally, the combination of dental and spa services can save patients time as they can receive a variety of services in one location.
Criticisms
Despite the benefits, some critics argue that the spa services can distract from the primary focus of dental health. They suggest that the additional services may lead to increased costs for patients and question whether these services are necessary for dental health.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Dental spa
- Wikipedia's article - Dental spa
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