Can I choose which sedation therapy I use?
You can tell your dentist which option you prefer. The final recommendation will depend on your overall health, the specific procedure being done, and your comfort level.
Will sedation therapy make me sick or give me a hangover?
Most people have no ill side-effects. There are ways to reduce nausea risk. You may feel sluggish for a few hours.
Can I go back to school or work after a sedation therapy procedure?
You need to take the rest of the day off. However, you can usually return to school or work the next day.
What should I do after sedation therapy when I’m home?
Drink plenty of water, have light meals, and feel free to nap as much as needed for the remainder of the day.
Is sedation therapy safe, and who administers it?
Yes, sedation therapy is safe. Our trained professionals administer and monitor it and your vital signs.
Who might benefit from sedation therapy?
Anyone who has dental anxiety or fear, special-needs patients, those who have trouble sitting still or understanding procedures, or simply prefer to be deeply relaxed during treatment can benefit.
What kinds of sedation are offered?
We offer nitrous oxide or laughing gas, oral medication, IV sedation, and general anesthesia.
Do I need any special documentation or requirements to use sedation therapy?
No, you don’t need special documentation. The decision is based on your health status, procedure, and your discussion with the dentist about your concerns.