What Is Sedation Dentistry?

Sedation dentistry is an effective way to cure your fear of the dentist. Millions of Americans have some level of anxiety about seeing the dentist. Even though they know how important it is. Visiting your dentist on a regular basis has a lasting impact on your overall health. Dreading the dentist can negatively affect your life. We want to help you make your health a priority by calming your nerves about the dentist’s office. This can safely put you perfectly at ease every time you visit us.

Not nervous about visiting your dentist? You can still benefit from this type of dentistry. If you have several procedures that you would like to get done in the office, sedation dentistry makes it possible to get them all done in a single appointment. Normally, you would need to spread the procedures across several weeks, months, or even years. It can heighten your tolerance levels and make it possible for you to see the beautiful and healthy smile of your dreams in just one day.

Why Sedation Dentistry?

If you have a problem with a sensitive gag reflex, sedation dentistry can make each procedure easier for you and your dentist. Your gag reflex will be reduced when you are sedated.

LESSENED GAG REFLEX

EASIER COOPERATION

Costs a little bit extra, you may end up saving money in the long run. If you are treated for several things in a single visit, you may be charged less than if you had chosen to visit many times.

SAVE MONEY

Makes it possible to get several procedures done in one sitting. Do you need to visit the dentist several times for multiple procedures? Ask to see if sedation dentistry could help you complete your tasks in a single visit.

FEWER APPOINTMENTS

Your pain threshold will be raised and your body will be at ease. In many cases, anesthesia is not even necessary, although your dentist may choose to use it if it makes you more comfortable.

MORE COMFORT

The calming effects of sedation dentistry will allow you to feel relaxed before and during every single dental procedure.

A Lifetime of Health

Patients who are sedated tend to be perfectly accommodating. You will be able to easily and calmly respond to your dentist’s questions.