Category: sedation dentist

If you have an upcoming appointment for wisdom teeth removal or dental implant placement, you will likely receive some form of sedation dentistry to improve your treatment experience. Our sedation dentist strives to make treatment relaxing and comfortable for all our patients. The effects of sedation can vary depending on the type you receive. Some… Continue reading Sedation Dentistry: How will I feel after my appointment?

A sedation dentist can make your oral surgery far more relaxing and comfortable. This comfort amenity can benefit patients with severe dental anxiety as well as those receiving common treatments such as wisdom teeth removal and dental implant placement. There are different types of sedation dentistry, including oral sedation and intravenous sedation. Our team can… Continue reading Sedation Dentistry: Will I feel anything during treatment?

Sedation dentistry encompasses different methods for producing a calm and relaxing state for dental and medical procedures. Since there are different types and methods for sedation, it is a good idea for patients to have a general understanding of what their upcoming treatment might involve. There are a number of procedures where our sedation dentist… Continue reading How does sedation dentistry work?

Do you suffer with nervousness and anxiety when it comes to dental and clinical procedures? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of people struggle with medical and dental-related anxiety. Fortunately, a sedation dentist can help. Our oral surgeon, a dentist with advanced training and education to practice as a specialist, provides different levels of sedation… Continue reading How Your Sedation Dentist Can Help Alleviate Anxiety

Do you have an upcoming oral surgery? Perhaps you will be receiving dental implants or will have your wisdom teeth removed. You might be wondering what to expect when it comes to the medication you will receive during your procedure. Our sedation dentist offers a few options for improving patient experience and comfort. When administering… Continue reading Oral Surgery: What are my sedation options?

Sedation dentistry is a common service for patients undergoing procedures that require surgery and precise care. Since this service involves the administration of prescription sedatives, patients are strongly encouraged not to drive home after their treatments. Our practice recommends that patients arrange for transportation to and from our practice with a family member or close… Continue reading Sedation Dentistry: Can I drive after my procedure?

Dental phobias and anxiety can make receiving oral healthcare difficult. Since anxiety can produce feelings of great distress and even keep patients from receiving necessary care, our oral surgeons offer medication options for dealing with phobias and anxiety. As sedation dentists, our doctors can provide the right type of medication to suit an individual’s needs.… Continue reading Treatment Options for Dental Anxiety

When faced with the prospect of oral surgery, many patients become anxious about possible discomfort during the procedure. They may also be concerned about the length of time it will take for the oral surgeon to perform the procedure. Working with a sedation dentist for oral surgery can help patients overcome any lingering fears and… Continue reading Relax and Take the Edge Off with Sedation Dentistry

From the time that your baby is born and well into adulthood, you will be tasked with making some tough decisions in the name of health and safety. As a parent, you certainly want to provide your child with access to great healthcare and that also includes the appropriate dental care. However, it is natural… Continue reading Is Sedation Dentistry a Good Choice for Children?

The prospect of oral surgery can be a daunting one, and it’s understandable when patients experience some level of anxiety before undergoing a surgical procedure. Unfortunately, some patients are so fearful that they will postpone treatment until an emergency occurs, which usually means that they end up enduring more discomfort than they would have if… Continue reading Tips for Relieving Dental Anxiety