Anesthesia & Sedation
Comfort-Focused Care
Relaxed Care From Start to Finish
Why Choose Sedation?
Reduce Dental Anxiety
Sedation can help patients feel calmer and more relaxed before and during oral surgery.
Improve Comfort
Anesthesia and sedation techniques can make surgical treatment more comfortable and manageable.
Personalized Approach
Your anesthesia plan is selected based on your procedure, health history, and individual needs.
How We Approach Your Care
01
Medical & Surgical Evaluation
We review your health history, medications, procedure, and concerns.
02
Anesthesia Planning
Your oral surgeon determines the appropriate anesthesia or sedation approach for your treatment.
03
Carefully Monitored Treatment
Your vital signs and comfort are monitored throughout your procedure according to the type of anesthesia provided.
04
Recovery & Instructions
After treatment, we'll provide recovery instructions and explain what you should do once you return home.
Specialized Care. Advanced Technology. Personalized Treatment.
Experienced
Oral Surgeons
Our board-certified oral surgeons have specialized training and experience to provide expert surgical care across a wide range of oral and maxillofacial procedures.
Advanced
Technology
We use modern technology and advanced treatment techniques to help diagnose conditions accurately, plan procedures carefully, and provide precise surgical care.
Personalized
Patient Care
Every patient is different. We take the time to understand your needs, answer your questions, and create a treatment plan tailored to your individual goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About
Anesthesia & Sedation
Will I be awake during my procedure?
It depends on the type of anesthesia or sedation used. Local anesthetic allows you to remain awake, while deeper forms of anesthesia may make you very relaxed or unconscious.
What is nitrous oxide?
Nitrous oxide is a mild sedative inhaled through a small mask. It helps reduce anxiety and promote relaxation during treatment.
Is sedation safe?
Anesthesia and sedation are selected and administered based on your procedure and health needs, with appropriate monitoring throughout treatment.
Can I drive myself home after sedation?
Depending on the type of anesthesia or sedation used, you may need a responsible adult to drive you home and stay with you during the initial recovery period.
How do I know which option is right for me?
Your oral surgeon will discuss your procedure, health history, concerns, and available options before treatment.