If
you are having problems with licensed professionals working over your
teeth, nothing may be done to relieve the severe oral discomfort you
are experiencing. When solutions are sorely needed to fix your teeth
without you having to relive the perceived “horror in the chair”
all over again, a skilled Philadelphia sedation dentist can help.
Some experts state that dental sedation is implemented only according
to the level that matches your condition during the initial
assessment for the procedure.
Light
and Easy
Many
dental patients are often anxious about the procedures they’re
about to undergo, and your dentist may recommend anxiolysis to help.
The process involves using either a small burst of nitrous oxide or a
light-potency oral sedative. The medicine may be effective at
eliminating the anxiety.
Mild
Mild
conscious sedation is the minimal level needed for many elective,
cosmetic, or restorative dental procedures. Oral sedatives of a
slightly stronger potency are used at this level. You will not fall
asleep after taking the medication, but you may be moderately
relaxed. However, the light potency can still not block out memories
of a procedure, and so may still trigger anxieties in more severe
cases.
The
Whole Nine Yards
You
have little chances of remembering what happened in the procedure if
your bouts of severe anxiety warranted a higher level of sedation.
Deep sedation can be recommended and carried out at this stage by a
licensed anesthesiologist.
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