When you’re afraid of going to the dentist or you need a lot of work done, dental sedation can be the key to having an easier and better experience during your procedure. Sedation can be administered in many forms from laughing gas to deep sedation....
If you’re dreading an upcoming dentist appointment or get nervous whenever you have to go, dental sedation may be the perfect option for you. But if you’ve never experienced it, you might be wondering what it feels like. Depending on the dental sedation option you choose,...
For the majority of patients, dental sedation is perfectly safe and they experience few or no side effects when they use it. This is why it’s a great option for people who have invasive procedures, dental work that takes a long time, or who are...
When you’re afraid to go to the dentist, you might think you don’t have any options but to avoid it all together or go even though your knees are knocking. The truth is that dental sedation helps a lot of people get the care they...
There are many forms of dental sedation and many reasons each option is used on a specific patient or during a certain dental procedure. Because sedation is a form of medication, you may wonder if you can eat or drink before you’re sedated. The answer,...
The vast majority of dental patients can use some form of sedation during a dental procedure to help reduce fears, calm anxieties or get through a long procedure with less stress. To make sure you’re a good candidate for any form of dental sedation, it’s...
For as long as there have been dentists, there have been people afraid of dental procedures. While medications, concoctions, and procedures have been around for a few thousand years to help reduce pain, it’s only been in the past two hundred years or so that...
For patients who are desperately afraid of injections, going to the dentist or getting a wisdom tooth pulled or a root canal is agony in more than just the obvious ways. You laugh at laughing gas, and there’s not enough pills to help you calm...
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