Laughing Gas Sedation
Laughing gas sedation, also known as nitrous oxide sedation,
is a safe and effective way to relax patients during dental procedures.
Laughing gas sedation, also known as nitrous oxide sedation,
is a safe and effective way to relax patients during dental procedures.
Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, is a colorless, odorless gas that is used as an anesthetic and pain reliever. It is a safe and effective way to relax patients during dental procedures.
Laughing gas is inhaled through a mask that is placed over the nose and mouth. The gas is mixed with oxygen, and the patient breathes it in and out. Laughing gas works by depressing the central nervous system, which can help to reduce anxiety and pain. The effects of laughing gas are usually felt within minutes, and they last for about 30 minutes.
Laughing gas is a safe and effective way to relax patients during dental procedures. Inhalation sedation is safe with no side effects on your heart or lungs. It is very effective in minimising any gagging reflex and does not cause patients to feel groggy after the treatment.
$450(w/o GST)
This is a fee estimate & subject to change.
Please check with your clinician for an exact fee based on your unique clinical condition.
Laughing gas sedation is a good option for patients who are anxious about dental procedures. It can also be used for patients who need to have multiple dental procedures done at once. Laughing gas sedation is not a good option for patients who have a history of seizures or who are pregnant.
Here are some of the benefits of laughing gas sedation:
If you are considering using laughing gas sedation for a dental procedure, talk to our dentist. They can help you determine if it is right for you and answer any questions you may have.
Here are some of the risks associated with laughing gas sedation:
If you experience any of these risks after using laughing gas sedation, talk to our dentist.
You should schedule the appointment at a time when you feel most relaxed.
Try to choose a time for your dental visit when you’re less likely to be rushed or under pressure. Block out an hour before and after your dental appointment so that you have plenty of time.
It is also a good idea to check with the dental receptionist as to the practice’s busiest periods so you can avoid waiting, and the dentist and staff have more time to help you.
It’s often best to be open about your fears. If you’re tense or anxious, tell our dentist and the dental staff. Getting your concerns out in the open will let us adapt the treatment to your needs.
If the sound of the drill bothers you, bring a portable audio player and headset so you can listen to your favorite music. During the dental visit you might try visualizing yourself relaxing on a warm beach.
The first appointment should really be used to build rapport with your dentist, and allow him or her to alleviate some of your fears.
Request to sit in while the dentist treats another friend or family member so that you can become accustomed to the environment.
Some people find that taking a friend or close family member along (either to meet the dentist for the first time, or during treatment to hold their hand (or both) very helpful. You may also want to bring someone along to keep you company in the waiting room.
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