Introducing

Our Sedation Dentistry Service

It is common for some people to develop a fear of dental treatment as they are fearful of experiencing pain. This is not uncommon and it is very understandable, and whilst our pain receptors often protect us from dangerous situations, the fear of pain can also prevent us from getting the treatment we really need to resolve issues that can lead to more severe health concerns, particularly where your oral health is concerned. 

If dental anxiety is preventing you from getting the care you need to resume full dental fitness, you should consider sedation dentistry. Care Dental’s sedation dentistry in Leicester can free you of any discomfort and fear whilst undergoing your treatment.

Netflix In Surgeries

Sit back, relax and enjoy your binge-watch favourites whilst we take care of your smile. Our practice is designed to put patients at ease with over 45 years of comforting patients.

Little To No Recollection

IV sedation produces an amnesia-like effect, so you won’t remember much about your dental appointment. In some cases, patients don’t remember any details about their appointment.

One-Visit Dentistry

Sometimes, we patients fear the dentists, they complete their treatment in segments to break up the procedure. Sedation dentistry removes the need to do so.

What type of patients is sedation densitry suited for?

In short, anyone. If sedation makes your dental visit more comfortable, then you are suitable for our sedation option.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Sedation Service

Is Sedation Dentistry Safe?

Yes, it’s completely safe as long as it’s performed by a trained and licensed medical professional. At Care Dental, your safety is our number one concern, and you will be closely monitored to ensure your safety under sedation.

Are there any side effects with sedation?

Patients sometimes experience the following; A very brief period of amnesia upon ‘coming around’, headache or nausea and/or ‘grogginess’ (this is usually the most common symptom).

What should I do after I have been sedated?

We ask that you have someone drive you home from the appointment. We advise you that you do not operate a vehicle or any other piece of potentially dangerous equipment for at least 24 hours afterwards. In short, take it easy at home for a few hours, ideally with someone there to look after you.

Can any dentist perform sedation dentistry?

While most dentists can administer minimal sedation such as nitrous oxide or oral sedation, only a small percentage of dentists like Care Dental can offer more complex techniques such as IV conscious sedation. At Care Dental, we have our own, in-house seditionist and sedation-trained nurses who are specially trained to give all levels of sedation and anaesthesia to both children and adults.

Is dental sedation only for specific procedures?

IV sedation is available for virtually any procedure you might need to undergo at a dental practice, from oral surgery to routine examinations and cleanings. Sedation is safe for most patients, but your dentist will check your medical history and any medications you’re currently taking to make sure that it’s the right choice for you.

Is being under sedation the same as being unconscious?

No. You will still be conscious and responsive, just in a comfortable state of relaxation.