Sedation Dentistry: Comfort Meets Care
How It Works :
- Consultation :
Discuss your medical history, anxiety triggers, and procedure complexity to choose the safest sedation level. - Types of Sedation :
- Nitrous Oxide (“Laughing Gas”) : Inhaled for mild relaxation; wears off quickly.
- Oral Sedation : Pills like midazolam or vistaril for moderate anxiety, inducing drowsiness without full sleep.
- IV Sedation : Administered intravenously for deep relaxation, ideal for complex or multi-hour procedures.
- Safety Protocols :
Vital signs monitored continuously; administered by certified sedation dentists.
Benefits :
- Reduces gag reflex and discomfort during procedures.
- Ideal for patients with PTSD, autism, or severe anxiety.
- Shortens treatment time by enabling efficient, uninterrupted work.
Post-Procedure :
- Recovery time varies (minutes for nitrous oxide; hours for IV sedation).
- Arrange a ride home for IV sedation cases.
Why Choose Sedation? :
- Over 30% of adults avoid dentists due to fear; sedation breaks this cycle.
- Backed by NICE guidelines for safe use in pediatric and adult care.
This service transforms dental visits into calm, manageable experiences—without compromising safety.