Sedation Dentistry Options

Dental Anxiety and How Sedation Dentistry Can Help

You’ve probably heard of people being afraid of the dentist. In fact, you may be uncomfortable going to the dentist yourself. However, even people with dental fears have to find ways to keep their teeth healthy. Thankfully, sedation dentistry is available for people struggling with dental anxiety. Let’s take a look at why people get dental anxiety […]

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Understanding sedation dentistry vs. sleep dentistry

When patients hear the term sleep dentistry, they sometimes believe that it is just another term for sedation dentistry. Unfortunately, sleep dentistry and sedation dentistry are two different types of treatments. At Drs of Smiles Gentle Family Dentistry, we can help patients discern the difference between these terms and better understand the process and purpose

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Nervous about Going to the Dentist? Sedation Dentistry Can Improve Your Experience!

If you get break out in a cold sweat just thinking about a dental visit, the idea that the experience can be anything less than miserable might seem entirely far fetched. And what about actually having a pleasant time at the dentist? Crazy, you say? It may be time to give the dentist’s office another

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Comfortable Sedation

Sedation Dentistry Options

Mesa sedation dentists Dr. Scott LeSueur and Dr. Charles Dodaro offer two gentle and effective forms of sedation: Nitrous oxide – also known as “laughing gas,” nitrous oxide is suitable for patients who experience mild to moderate dental anxiety Oral sedation – suitable for all types of discomforts, oral sedation produces complete relaxation without rendering

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