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Does Reclining In The Dentist Chair Cause You To Cough And Then Shake By The End Of A Teeth Cleaning Session? How Can This Be Avoided?
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posted May 11, 2016
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Thank you, no I have not tried the picturing. I have tried to take slow breaths and concentrate on listening to the background music.

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