Types of Sedation

Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)

Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is a safe and gentle sedative used in dentistry to help patients relax during procedures. Administered through a mask, it induces feelings of calmness and comfort while allowing patients to remain conscious and responsive. We request no food or beverage for 3 hours prior to having the procedure performed.

IV Sedation (Intravenous Sedation)

IV sedation involves the administration of sedatives through a vein to achieve a deeper state of relaxation during dental treatments. Patients find this method especially effective for wisdom teeth removal. Patients are closely monitored by trained professionals to ensure safety and comfort. For this procedure, we ask that you have nothing to eat or drink for 6 hours prior to having the procedure performed.

Oral Pill Sedation

Oral pill sedation entails taking prescribed medication by mouth before a dental appointment to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. The medication helps patients feel calm and at ease during treatment. It is a convenient and straightforward option for individuals with mild to moderate dental anxiety. We ask that you do not eat or drink anything for 4 hours prior to having this form of sedation.