Is Sedation Right for Me?
Many of my patients have tried different ways to alleviate their fear of going to the dentist with little or no success. They have searched for years, using hypnosis, meditation, and even going to therapy, but never did they think they could go to an office where Fear, Pain, and Anxiety are a thing of the past!
Sedation may be your answer if you are an adult and have…
- Had traumatic dental experiences from past dental visits.
- Difficulty in getting numb.
- High anxiety and/or fear.
- A bad gag reflex.
- Complex dental problems.
- Limited time to complete dental care.
- Hate the thought of needles and shots.
- Hate smells, noises, and tastes associated with dental treatments.
- Very sensitive teeth.
- Are afraid and embarrassed about your teeth and desire a more attractive smile.
- Dental phobias
- Toothaches or Headaches,
- Missing teeth,
- Fear the pain associated with dentistry
- Irritating partials or full mouth dentures,
- Children who fear the dentist,
- Suffered from TMJ syndrome
- Need a crown or bridge
- Old silver fillings that need to be replaced,
- Had some SERIOUS tooth decay and it was affecting their overall health
- Experienced Low Self-Esteem or Poor Self Confidence
- Experienced Constant Oral Pain
- Bad Breath
- Trouble eating certain foods
- The desire to sleep through dental care using sedation dentistry,
FACTS
- Sedation dentistry is very safe.
- You take a small pill prior to your treatment.
- NO I.V. NO Needles are necessary.
- You will not be unconscious but in a state of sedation.
- You are never left alone, one of our team members will be with you.
- Your vital signs are monitored with sophisticated equipment.
- You have little or no memory of the treatment(sounds/smells)
- In 1 appointment you can be sedated for 2-6 hours depending on your dental needs.
- People who normally have trouble getting numb will find that once relaxed they have no problems at all.
- Using Sedation is a great way to reduce fatigue and long visits of extended dental treatments. In 1 appointment you can be sedated for 5-6 hours and complete what would normally have taken 6-8 Appointments!!
- A companion should accompany you to the office.
Is Sedation Right for Me?
Sedation may be your answer if you are an adult and have…
- Had traumatic dental experiences.
- Difficulty in getting numb.
- High anxiety and/or fear.
- A bad gag reflex.
- Complex dental problems.
- Limited time to complete dental care.
- Hate the thought of needles and shots.
- Hate smells, noises, and tastes associated with dental treatments.
- Very sensitive teeth.
- Are afraid and embarrassed about your teeth.
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