Afraid of the Dentist?
We get it. That’s why we use I.V. sedation to remove your fears and help you complete your treatment.
With I.V. Sedation,
There’s Another Way.
Yes, it’s possible to feel calm and peaceful when you go to the dentist. We’re here to show you how. Wake up with little to no memory of the procedure and your dental work done.
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Everything You Need to Know.
The medications we use will allow you to be relaxed and comfortable; this is like having a minor medical procedure in an outpatient hospital setting. You will be unaware of the sights and sounds of the dental procedure. When you wake up, you will not be in pain because we also use a local anesthetic during the procedure.
Yes. Due to the sedative effects of the medication, you will need someone to drive you to our office and home again.
Depending on your needs and treatment, from half an hour to several hours.
Yes. Our doctors will review your medical history, review your regular medicines, and consult with your physician, if necessary. You will always have two staff members monitoring you closely throughout the procedure. You are never alone. Our team has extensive and continuous training in CPR and Advanced Cardiac Life Support so you are safely monitored at all times throughout your procedure.
Yes. Our doctors will review your medical history, review your regular medicines, and consult with your physician, if necessary. You will always have two staff members monitoring you closely throughout the procedure. You are never alone. Our team has extensive and continuous training in CPR and Advanced Cardiac Life Support so you are safely monitored at all times throughout your procedure.
Depending on your needs and treatment, from half an hour to several hours.
Yes. Due to the sedative effects of the medication, you will need someone to drive you to our office and home again.
The medications we use will allow you to be relaxed and comfortable; this is like having a minor medical procedure in an outpatient hospital setting. You will be unaware of the sights and sounds of the dental procedure. When you wake up, you will not be in pain because we also use a local anesthetic during the procedure.
