For individuals with extreme dental anxiety, special needs, or those undergoing complex treatments, we offer general anesthesia to ensure a comfortable and pain-free experience.

What Is General Anesthesia?

General anesthesia involves the use of medication to induce a state of complete unconsciousness during a dental procedure. Unlike other forms of sedation, general anesthesia ensures that you are fully asleep and unaware of the treatment being performed. This approach is ideal for extensive dental work or for patients who cannot tolerate other sedation methods.

Benefits of General Anesthesia

• Complete Unconsciousness: Eliminates fear and anxiety by putting the patient in a deep sleep.
• Pain-Free Experience: Ensures no discomfort during the procedure.
• Time Efficiency: Allows multiple or extensive procedures to be completed in a single visit.
• Tailored Care: Especially beneficial for patients with special needs or medical conditions.
• Enhanced Safety: Constant monitoring by trained professionals ensures a secure environment.

Who Can Benefit from General Anesthesia?

General anesthesia is recommended for:

• Patients with severe dental anxiety or phobia.
• Children or adults with special needs who may struggle to remain still during procedures.
• Individuals requiring extensive dental work or surgery.
• Patients with medical conditions that make traditional dental procedures challenging.
• Those who have had traumatic dental experiences in the past.

What to Expect During Your Visit

• Initial Consultation: We’ll review your medical history, discuss your concerns, and determine if general anesthesia is suitable for your needs.
• Preparation: On the day of your procedure, our team will provide detailed instructions regarding fasting and medications.
• Anesthesia Administration: You’ll be placed under anesthesia by a qualified professional who will monitor your vital signs throughout the procedure.
• Procedure: While you are unconscious, our dental team will complete the necessary treatments efficiently and effectively.
• Recovery: After the procedure, you’ll rest in a recovery area until the effects of the anesthesia wear off. You’ll need someone to drive you home.