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Sedation dentistry uses medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. At Iconic Dental, we focus on treating patients who experience severe dental anxiety, sensory sensitivities, or complex medical conditions that make traditional dental visits challenging.
From mild sedation to full general anesthesia, we offer a full spectrum of sedation options to ensure each patient receives the safest, most comfortable experience possible.
With in-house anesthesiologists and years of expertise in medically complex cases, our practice is uniquely equipped to serve those who have been turned away from traditional offices. Sedation dentistry allows our patients to receive the care they need comfortably, confidently, and often in fewer visits.
Sedation helps ease fear, anxiety, and stress, allowing even the most phobic patients to receive care without discomfort or panic.
For patients with disabilities, sensory processing disorders, or complex medical conditions, sedation ensures a safe, controlled environment where treatment can be completed without trauma or risk.
Sedation allows our team to complete more work in a single visit, reducing the number of appointments needed and simplifying care for patients who struggle with repeated visits.
This mild sedative is ideal for patients with minor dental anxiety. Nitrous oxide is inhaled through a mask, providing a sense of relaxation during the procedure. It wears off quickly after the visit, allowing patients to resume normal activities without downtime.
For moderate anxiety or longer procedures, oral sedation offers a deeper level of relaxation. Patients take a prescribed medication before their appointment, helping them remain calm and at ease throughout their treatment. This method may cause drowsiness, and a companion is needed to drive the patient home.
Intravenous sedation provides a deeper level of conscious sedation for patients with high anxiety, sensitive gag reflexes, or medical challenges. Delivered directly into the bloodstream, IV sedation allows for precise control of sedation depth and is administered by our licensed anesthesia providers.
For the most complex cases—patients with special needs, trauma histories, or advanced surgical needs—general anesthesia is available onsite at our surgery center. Patients are fully asleep, and all care is completed by our team alongside a licensed anesthesiologist and nursing staff.
We begin with a detailed conversation about your concerns, past experiences, and medical history. This allows us to recommend the safest and most effective sedation option for your unique needs.
After reviewing your options, our team designs a customized plan to align with your comfort level and the type of dental work you need. We’ll also provide detailed pre-appointment instructions to prepare you for your visit.
On the day of your appointment, your sedation is administered by our experienced team. Whether it’s nitrous oxide, oral medication, IV sedation, or general anesthesia, we monitor your comfort and safety closely throughout the entire procedure.
After your visit, we’ll guide you through a safe and smooth recovery process. Most patients return home the same day with minimal downtime and receive thorough post-op instructions for continued healing.
Yes. Sedation dentistry is very safe when administered by trained professionals. At Iconic Dental, all sedation and anesthesia services are overseen by licensed anesthesiologists and registered nurses, ensuring the highest level of care.
It depends on your level of anxiety, medical history, and the type of dental procedure. We offer everything from light sedation with nitrous oxide to full general anesthesia, and we’ll work with you to choose the best option for your comfort and safety.
With most types of sedation, you’ll feel deeply relaxed, and many patients don’t remember the procedure at all. For general anesthesia, you’ll be completely asleep and won’t feel anything during treatment.