Conscious Sedation
The real problem is fear
Don't let fear decide for you.
Intravenous conscious sedation makes it possible to approach certain treatments in a much calmer, more controlled and comfortable way, especially for patients with anxiety, fear of the dentist, or long procedures.
Who is it especially recommended for?
Intravenous conscious sedation can be especially useful for patients with dental fear or anxiety, a strong gag reflex, previous bad experiences, or those who have been putting off treatment out of fear.
It's also very useful for implant surgery and long or complex procedures, where approaching treatment with greater calm can completely change the patient's experience.
Whether it's indicated is always assessed individually.
Peace of mind also means control
Before sedation, we assess every case individually. During treatment, the patient is continuously monitored, tracking parameters such as blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation and breathing.
Afterward, recovery is supervised before the patient can leave, accompanied.
“I came to this clinic because of the sedation option, since I'd always struggled with anxiety on previous visits to the dentist. What a blessing — I never imagined I could become such a good patient, once sedated, that is. All my problems solved in a couple of visits, and now I have no excuses not to go back. I wish I'd found them sooner. Highly recommended.”