Treatments
Sedation
Dental procedures can be quite uncomfortable for most of the patients. If it’s just fear or anxiety, then local sedation dentistry at SmileOn can make the process much easier. We offer various types of sedation services that meet your requirements. The best staff of dental professionals will give you complete dentistry services in a comfortable setting to minimize discomfort. Choose us for your dental treatments and get that perfect smile you deserve.
What is Sedation Dentistry?
It is a procedure that is used to make sure that patients become relaxed during dental treatments. The specific kind of gas is being used to lessen anxiety, hence making treatments less painful.
- Emergency Sedation Dentist: To be used when the need arises in shock absorbing, it offers comfort during unexpected dental emergencies.
- Various Sedation Options: From light to deep or general, we have all options for the customer’s success.
- Safe and Effective: Our team follows the latest techniques and has installed safety and comfort monitoring systems.
- Ideal for Anxious Patients: For a person who suffers from dental phobia or is uncomfortable with different treatments.
No matter what you want, a simple treatment or a complicated surgery, sedation helps to keep you relaxed during your time with us. At SmileOn, we have advanced sedation dentistry options depending on your unique situation.
Oral sedation
Oral sedation is in a pill and gives a higher level of sedation than IV sedation. They say it is most effective in patients with moderate anxiety and helps them to remain calm throughout more prolonged procedures.
IV sedation
Intravenous or IV sedation is given through a vein offers more relaxation and is particularly good for complex procedures or when the process will take a very long time. It helps the dentist to manage how much the patient is sedated during surgery.
Your Comfort is All We Want
Benefits of Sedation Dentistry
Sedation makes dental procedures easy and comfortable.
- It lessens pain
- Calm your anxiety
- Wisdom teeth sedation reduces anxiety
- Ideal for dental phobia patients
Before Procedure
Initial Consultation: Consult our dentist to communicate your dental requirements and concerns about fear.
Customized Sedation Plan: From the discussion, we will agree on which form and level of sedation would be ideal for you.
Our Services
At SmileOn, we offer all kinds of sedation services, including
- root canal sedation
- wisdom teeth sedation
- emergency sedation dentistry
After your appointment
You will have other information concerning pre-procedure care, diets, expected events, and any other important information given to you beforehand.
Before the scheduled appointment, our healthcare team will give you the sedation and then give close attention to you while the dental treatment is undertaken.
Why Choose SmileOn for Sedation?
We provide the best sedation dentistry services. Reasons to choose SmileOn:
- Experienced professionals
- Customized care
- Emergency sedation available
- Advanced technology
- Patient care is priority
- 99.99% success rate
- Hygienic environment
Need to Know
You need to know that Oral sedation typically takes an hour to begin work, while Inhalation and IV sedation begin working in a few minutes or less.
FAQs
The cost will depend on the type of anesthesia used in the operation. You need to talk to your dentist or an oral surgeon. During the consultation, they will advise you of the right one for you and then estimate its cost.
You can relax! As a result, there is no need to worry about a pain sensation as a local anesthetic agent is administered side by side with the sedation. You may also be given sedatives while undergoing dental treatment, and it is because it makes you less anxious. Every type of sedation is slightly different and for the most part, many people don’t even remember the procedure took place.
Sedation is only a decision when general dentists and experienced ones are administering it, and overall side effects are not common. However, as would be the case with any surgery, the presence of certain medical conditions in patients increases the risk of vice. Your dentist will check your past medical history to determine whether or not you can undergo the sedation process. You should also discuss any issues you want to raise before the dentist puts you under general anesthesia.
Side effects of sedation are quite normal and are still felt for some time before completely wearing off. In most instances, you will feel calm with all the sedation forms and then become sleepy. You frequently will have a limited recall of the procedure, feel tired, have clumsier movements, and have slower reaction times. Every now and again, people get a little bit nauseous or have a slight headache after having had their blood pressure lowered through sedation. Side effects are normally short-lived and should dissipate within a few hours. You must not drive a car or machinery or return to work after your sedation appointment and should lie down for a few hours. If you have any questions regarding any of the side effects of sedation, we encourage you to consult your dentist.
Sedation means using a sedative that puts one into a soothing healing process state. Sedation means that you are awake throughout the procedure but unable to respond verbally or physically to commands. Some patients who the sedative agent treats remember nothing about their treatment once the sedative agent has fully worn off.