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Dental local anesthetic, commonly known as "numbing," is a medication used by dentists to temporarily block sensation in a specific area of the mouth during dental procedures. Its primary purpose is to ensure that patients do not feel pain or discomfort while undergoing various treatments.
Also known as laughing gas, it provides a safe and effective way to alleviate anxiety, induce relaxation, and reduce pain sensitivity during dental procedures, promoting a comfortable and pleasant experience for the patient.
Administered in pill form, it reduces anxiety, induces relaxation, and minimizes pain perception during dental procedures, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience for the patient.

Who Qualifies for Dentistry with Sedation?

Dental Anxiety and Phobia: Sleep dentistry is commonly for patients with dental anxiety or phobia, allowing them to undergo necessary treatments without experiencing stress or discomfort. This approach is applicable to patients of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.
Extensive Dental Procedures: General anesthesia could be recommended for extensive dental procedures or surgeries that require a significant amount of time to complete. This includes full mouth reconstructions, multiple extractions, or complex oral surgeries. It ensures patient comfort and allows the dentist to work efficiently.
Sleep Dentistry for Children: Sleep dentistry is particularly beneficial for pediatric patients who may have difficulty cooperating during dental procedures due to fear or restlessness. General anesthesia ensures that children remain completely asleep and still throughout the dental treatment, allowing for a thorough and stress-free procedure. Allows to limit
Medically Compromised or Special Needs Patients: Individuals with certain medical conditions or special needs that may hinder their ability to tolerate dental treatments may benefit from sleep dentistry. General anesthesia provides a controlled and safe environment for these patients to receive necessary dental care.

Precision and Focus: With the patient in a deeply sedated state, the dental team can work with precision and focus on the required procedures without interruptions or challenges related to patient movement or discomfort.
Optimal Conditions for Dentists: Dentists can perform intricate procedures under optimal conditions without the need to rush or compromise on accuracy. This is particularly beneficial for delicate surgeries or extensive restorative work.
Minimized Patient Movement: General anesthesia induces a state of unconsciousness, eliminating involuntary movements or reflexes that may interfere with the dental work. This contributes to a controlled and stable environment.
Patient Cooperation: For individuals with dental anxiety, special needs, or those undergoing extensive procedures, general anesthesia promotes cooperative and compliant behaviour. This facilitates a smoother process and reduces the likelihood of complications arising from patient non-compliance.