Conscious sedation

Comfortable and Safe Solution for Dental and Oral Surgery Treatments

Conscious sedation is a procedure that helps patients alleviate anxiety and pain experienced during dental treatments. Sedation allows the patient to remain calm and comfortable while the treatment is carried out. Below, we have summarized the key benefits of sedation:

1. Reduces Anxiety and Fear

Fear and anxiety related to dental treatments can be a significant obstacle for many patients. Some have had unpleasant experiences in the dental office in the past. Sedation helps patients feel more relaxed, making the treatment easier to perform.

2. Supports Pain Relief

While modern dental and oral surgery treatments are completely pain-free, many patients still fear them. Although sedation does not replace local anesthesia, it can help reduce pain perception, making patients less sensitive to treatments. This is particularly beneficial for those who are more sensitive to pain or who experience significant anxiety about potential discomfort.

3. Longer Treatments

Dental procedures, especially more complex treatments, can take longer periods of time. Sedation helps patients remain comfortable and calm during longer treatments without experiencing fatigue, stress, or anxiety.

4. Minimal Aftereffects

After sedation, patients typically do not experience significant side effects or aftereffects. Most patients recover quickly and can resume their normal activities soon after.

5. Safe Procedure

Sedation is performed under strictly controlled conditions with the presence of an anesthesiologist and assistant, and the patient’s condition is continuously monitored. Monitoring breathing and heart rhythm during sedation helps prevent complications and ensures the patient’s safety throughout the treatment.

6. Wide Range of Applications

Dental sedation can be applied in various treatment situations, such as:
  • Implant placement, immediate implantation
  • Bone grafting, sinus lift
  • Tooth extraction, wisdom tooth surgery
  • Cyst removal
  • Scaling, periodontal treatment
  • Cosmetic procedures, such as fillings or crowns