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Your Path to Anxiety-Free Dental Care

What is Oral Conscious Sedation?

How Does Oral Sedation Work?

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Key Aspects of How Oral Sedation Works:

  • Relaxed yet awake: You'll remain conscious and able to communicate but feel very relaxed.

  • Minimal memory: Most patients have little recollection of their procedure afterward.

  • Smooth experience: The sedation makes treatments feel faster and less daunting.

  • Post-procedure care: Because oral sedation can cause drowsiness, you’ll need someone to drive you home.
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Common Reasons to Consider Oral Sedation Include:

  • Dental anxiety or phobia: Feel calm and stress-free during your appointment.

  • Multiple treatments in one visit: Get more done in fewer appointments.

  • Difficulty sitting still: Remain calm during lengthy procedures.

  • Fear of needles or invasive procedures: No injections are needed for oral sedation.

Who Benefits From Oral Sedation?

What Medications Are Used for Oral Sedation?

Is Oral Sedation Safe?

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Safety Considerations Include:

  • Health review: We thoroughly evaluate your medical history before prescribing sedation.

  • Monitoring: During your procedure, our dental team closely monitors your vitals to ensure your safety.

  • Post-care instructions: We provide detailed instructions on how to safely recover from sedation after your visit.
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Post-Sedation Tips:

  • Rest and recover: Take it easy for the rest of the day.

  • No driving: Ensure someone is available to escort you home after the appointment.

  • Follow-up care: Our dental team will provide any necessary post-care instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.
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Pre-Sedation Checklist:

  • Take your prescribed medication at the time directed by your dentist.

  • Have a family member or friend accompany you to your appointment.

  • Plan to relax after your appointment as the sedation wears off.

What Should You Expect After Sedation?

Why Choose Oral Sedation at Lifetime Dental and Implant Center?

How Can You Prepare for Oral Sedation?

Frequently Asked Questions

No. With oral sedation, you remain awake and can respond to questions, though you’ll feel calm and may have little memory of the procedure afterward.

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