Denver Sedation Dentistry
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Sedation Dentistry
Visiting the dentist can be a stressful experience for some. If you often feel scared or overwhelmed about going to the dentist don’t worry, we can help!
We do our best to make your dental experience comfortable but for some people they need a little extra help to have a positive dental experience. We are happy to offer sedation dentistry to our neighbors in the Denver area.
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Types of Sedation Dentistry
Our team is trained to keep you safe during your procedure regardless of what type of sedation you may choose. We carefully monitor you before during and after to ensure your safety.
Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is simple to administer and is fast acting. Patients breathe it in through their nose and it helps them relax during their procedure.
Intravenous (IV) sedation is often used when patients are undergoing extensive or lengthy procedures.
Oral Sedation is prescribed for you to take before you come into the office. It helps patients relax and aids in controlling body movement.
Sedation dentistry
helps with:
- Recurring anxiety before dental appointments
- Lengthy/extensive procedures
- Overactive children
- Fear of needles
- Powerful gage reflex
Find out what type of sedation dentistry is right for you. Call our office today!
Denver Sedation Dentistry FAQ’s
What does sedation dentistry entail?
A: Sedation dentistry uses drugs to calm patients down as they undergo dental work.
How safe is sedation dentistry?
A: When carried out by a trained dental expert, sedation dentistry is safe. The patient’s age, overall health, and medical history will all influence the level of sedation used.
What sedative techniques are employed in dentistry?
A: Nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and intravenous (IV) sedation are a few of the sedative methods utilized in dentistry.
What is the duration of the sedative effect?
A: The kind of sedative utilized will determine how long the effects last. When the gas is stopped, nitrous oxide quickly wears off, but oral and IV sedation can last for several hours.
Will I fall asleep throughout the procedure?
A: The majority of sedative techniques used in dentistry result in deeply relaxed but not entirely sleeping individuals. Patients under general anesthesia, however, are totally unconscious.
Can sedation dentistry be performed on anyone?
A: The majority of patients can get sedation dentistry, but it’s crucial to discuss any medical issues and prescription drugs with your dentist ahead of time.
Is there anything I need to do before getting sedation dentistry?
A: Depending on the sedation method utilized, there can be special prep needed, such as abstaining from food and drink for a certain amount of time before the treatment. You will receive comprehensive guidance from your dentist.
After the treatment, will I be able to drive home?
A few hours after getting sedation dentistry, it is not advised to drive or use heavy equipment. You should bring a responsible adult with you to drive and stay put until the sedative’s effects wear off.
What is the price of sedation dentistry?
A: The price of sedation dentistry depends on the kind of anesthesia used and the length of the operation. Before the operation, it’s crucial to talk about pricing with your dentist.
Denver Neighborhoods and Zip Codes We Serve
surrounding neighborhoods
Platt Park
Overland
Washington Park
West Washington Park
Baker
Rosedale
South Platt
University
University Park
Cory Merril
Belcaro
Wellshire
University Hills
zip codes
80210
80223
80209
80206
80218
80236
80222
80246