Hypnosis in Dentistry

Course Outline

This course is based on twenty-five years of experience as a master hypnotist in the field of dentistry. You will learn several induction techniques and be able to place your patients in a hypnotic trance while they are undergoing dental treatment.
This does not replace the anesthetic the patient would normally receive. Many techniques in dentistry can be preformed without the benefit of anesthetic. This will hold true with the hypnosis as well, because the patient will be completely relaxed for the procedure. If you touch a live nerve, the patient will react in the same way with, or without, anesthetic.

Learning Objectives

After completing this course you’ll be able to:

  1. Describe hypnosis according to the introduction.
  2. Define hypnosis.
  3. Discuss ethics and hypnosis.
  4. Describe the direct induction.
  5. Describe two techniques for deepening the hypnosis.
  6. Describe two tests that will deepen the belief in the inductee that the hypnosis is deeper.
  7. Describe indirect induction.
  8. Discuss deepening techniques for indirect induction.
  9. Discuss the first station and the first door of self-hypnosis.
  10. Discuss the second station and second door of self-hypnosis.
  1. Describe closures at the first and second stations.
  2. State the post-hypnotic suggestion.
  3. Discuss coming back to reality.
  4. Discuss placing hypnotic suggestions.
  5. State the uses of hypnosis during fillings and injections.
  6. State what you should tell the patient following an extraction.
  7. Describe care for the apprehensive patient.
  8. Describe hypnosis with children.
  9. Discuss clenching.
  10. Describe how hypnosis is used to correct a clenching problem.

Course Contents Table of Contents

Hypnosis in Dentistry

  • Definition of Hypnosis
    • Experiment
  • Ethics
  • Inductions
    • Direct Induction
    • Deepening the Induction
    • Tests
    • Indirect Induction
    • Deepening Techniques
  • Self-Hypnosis
    • Technique
    • First Station
    • First Door
    • Second Station
    • Second Door
    • Third Station
  • Coming Back-Closures
    • Second Station
    • First Station
  • Post-Hypnotic Suggestion
    • This Reality
  • Discussion
    • Analysis
  • Dental Uses
    • Surgery-Extraction
    • The Apprehensive Patient
    • Children
    • Analysis
  • Clenching
    • Procedure
  • Conclusion