Nervous about the dentist? So is he.

Hushbay is built for nervous patients. Numbing before anything, a stop signal you control, and same-day appointments when it hurts.

What brings you in?

Rated 4.9 by 1,200 patientsNumb first, alwaysRaise a hand, we stop

A nervous cartoon tooth, wrapped in a blanket, shivers in front of the word Breathe. Hold the breathe button to take a slow breath together; after one full breath the tooth relaxes, drops the blanket and gives a thumbs-up.

Press and hold for four seconds to breathe in with the tooth, then let go to breathe out. Space or Enter works too. You can also press and hold the tooth.
Waiting room

Take a seat.Take a breath.

The magazines are old. The care isn’t.

IN THE CHAIR: 044TICKET 047
NOW PLAYING: WHALE SOUNDS

In the waiting room the tooth reads a magazine calmly, until the clock rings and it starts to tremble again, watching for its number.

DOSE0.000 mSv
DEPTH0.0mm
ENAMEL✓ INTACT
PULPSAFE
DENSITY0%
Diagnose

Look closely.See it all.

Mirror, probe and a low-dose digital X-ray, so we only treat what’s really there.

The tooth sits under the dental lamp wearing a bib. A mirror and a gentle probe find the cavity, then an X-ray scan shows the decay is shallow and the pulp is safe.

Repair

Fixed today.Gently.

Numbing gel first. Then tooth-coloured resin, shade-matched and sealed in one visit.

Numbing gel and a gentle wand make the tooth sleepy. Wearing goggles, the decay is removed, the shade is matched, resin fills the cavity, it is sculpted and hardened with a blue curing light, and the crack heals.

Aftercare

Smooth finish.Soft touch.

A rubber cup, a little floss,
and nobody in a hurry.

A soft rubber prophy cup polishes the crown, floss cleans between the roots and a mist rinses everything clean.

Treatments

Every treatment,gently done.

The dentist,minus the dread.

Hushbay Dental — calm dentistry for nervous patients.

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