Sedation dentistry : dentistry is a method where we give the patient the medicine. We do this to make them relax during treatment.

But, patients won't fall asleep or be unconscious. Only for some rare cases, does the doctor need to put the patient in a state of unconsciousness. We use different levels of sedation based on the patient's needs. They are minimal sedation, moderate sedation, deeper sedation, and general anesthetics.

Patients may choose sedation dentistry for several reasons:
• Anxiety: The doctor gives sedation based on the amount of anxiety you have.
• Pain Sensitivity: When there is dental sensitivity (sensitive teeth).
• Gag Reflex: When there is a serious gag reflex that affects the efforts put forth on the teeth.
• Lengthy Procedures: When the patient has to spend a long time on their dental chair.
• Children: For children who get too fidgety, especially when they are receiving treatment.
• Special Needs: For people with complications such as physical or mental disabilities.

Sedation dentistry offers several benefits:
• Reduces anxiety and other emotions that may bring about discomfort among patients.
• Reduces the level of pain that patients get during dental procedures.
• Enables the dentist to do many procedures within the same appointment session.
• Reduces the gag reflex so that the treatment can be comfortable.
• Better patient cooperation: Especially for children and patients with special needs.

Our Unique Commitment:
At our hospital, everyone including doctors and nurses is very knowledgeable. They make sure that you’re in a better state. Our professional approach provides round-the-clock consults. It helps you to get through the procedure and post-procedure care.

FAQ:
1. What type of sedation can I expect?
The doses depend on your anxiety level and how tedious the procedure is. Choices available are oral sedation, nasal sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia.
2. How long does it take for patients to recover from the effects of sedation?
The duration of sedation depends on the type of procedure. The effects of minimal sedation are temporary and will not remain for very long. While those of deeper levels of sedation may remain for a while.
3. Is it safe to take sedation?
The use of sedation dentistry is safe when it's handled by skilled professionals. Other side effects are sleepiness, a dry mouth, nausea, etc.

For your requirements, we promise to offer you a comfortable environment. Once you choose our hospital, you'll get a pain-free and anxiety-free dental experience. The dentists are ready to help you throughout your dental journey.