IV Sedation - Why It Is The Most Popular Choice In Auckland

1.  09 626 5205 Book Online Home About US Services Offers Payment Options Community Support Contact IV Sedation Call to our dentist to book your appointment Call Us Now! What is dental sedation? Our Services It is the use of sedative medications in order to make the patient more relaxed and to allow the dentist to perform the necessary dental procedures. These medications range from tranquilizers to anxiolytics and can be administered in a number of ways. Teeth Whitening These medications do not send you to sleep, though you will feel sleepy and relaxed. Tooth Filling What types of sedation are available at our clinic? Root Canal Treatment

2. Root Canal Treatment Crowns | Bridges | Veneers Tooth Extraction | Wisdom Teeth Dentures Implants Scaling and Polishing IV Sedation Get In Touch Oral conscious sedation – Name It is exactly as it says, the patient is given oral sedatives which will relieve most of the stress although he will remain conscious in order to follow any instructions given by the dentist. You will be given a sedative to be taken before you go to bed at night and another sedative to be taken the next morning when you wake up. These sedatives will make the patient feel drowsy and have a similar effect to amnesia and you may not remember a lot about the procedure. Although oral sedatives cannot relieve pain, you will be relaxed when the dentist administers the local anaesthetic. Due to extreme drowsiness effect, you are advised not to drive to or from the dental surgery. Email Phone Subject Message Intravenous sedation –

3. This is sometimes referred to as IV sedation and is a drug administered through an injection to make people feel like they are asleep. You remain conscious and can follow the dentist’s instructions although the feeling of relaxation is so intense that you are unlikely to remember much about the procedure. The sedation is administered into the vein and can only be performed by an experienced and trained dentist. Submit The common anti-anxiety sedatives that are used for IV sedation are benzodiazepine, propofol, and other medications. Although IV sedation is very popular it is not recommended for patients with fear of needles, if you are pregnant, suffer from glaucoma, lung or kidney problems or if you are allergic to sedative drugs. Additionally, older patients are not recommended for IV sedation. Local anaesthetic – This works by blocking nerve impulses to the site where the dental procedure is being performed. An anaesthetic gel or spray which has a numbing effect may be applied before the local anaesthetic injection is administered. Under local anaesthesia, you are fully conscious although you do not feel any of the effects of the treatment. To Book an Appointment Give us a Call or Book Online Call Us Now! Book Online Operating Hours Get inTouch Q i k Li k O S i

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