Relaxation and sedation for dental phobia

Many people are afraid to go to the dentist because of pain or fear, which is traditionally associated with dentistry. This is very common dental phobia but I did not realize is that this affects our health and general wellbeing.

Now there is a solution and called dental phobia sedation dentistry. Is a form of anesthesia to use your fear disappear making you feel as if "asleep" by all dental procedures. Dentists around the worldwith sedation dentistry with nervous patients, or those who want to be relaxed, while the dental procedures.

Today, oral sedation dentistry is the most common method used in the U.S. for fears and phobias dental patients be. The technique is very simple and requires no needles for pain-free dental procedures.

Benefits of Sedation Dentistry

People often feel that their dental treatment only lasts a few minutes,when in fact it would have taken hours to perform.
Perfect for procedures that require a lot of time in the chair for treatment.
Ideal for patients with dental phobia or difficulty controlling their movements (including children)
Sedation dentistry allows you to stay awake throughout the procedure, but makes you feel comfortable, relaxed and you may not remember much about his treatment.

AnesthesiaMaterials and methods:

Various methods of sedation used, depending on the characteristics of the patient. Some methods include intravenous sedation, nitrous oxide sedation, oral medications and general anesthesia.

- IV Sedation

Intravenous sedation (IV sedation), also known as sleep dentistry is a process in which our dentist uses a secure means to relax the patient while Dr. O'Brien completed the dental procedure is conducted. You remain conscious andable to respond to the dentist at all times, but much more relaxed.

- Nitrous Oxide Sedation

sedation with nitrous oxide gas is a colorless non-toxic and helps people to express their concerns to beat, also known as laughing gas. It is safe, non-irritating and moves away. We use this gas in patients should be relaxed, while performing a dental procedure is particularly useful in children. The patient remains fully conscious and can respond todentist all the time.

- The oral conscious sedation

Oral conscious sedation is a sedative pill one hour before the appointment at the dentist. This pill allows patients to feel free of fear and anxiety, helps them relax. This pill is safe to six or seven hours, the patient is fully conscious and can respond to the dentist at all times.

- General anesthesia

This method of dental sedation refers to the use of anesthesia for the patient to leaveunconscious. The difference with other methods of sedation is that general anesthesia the patient will be fully aware of their surroundings, using local anesthesia unnecessary.

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