For anxious patients, we offer sedation for any procedure — from treating a cavity to major surgery. Sedation also makes it possible to complete a large volume of treatment without the patient feeling fatigued.
Sedation is a form of pharmacological relaxation in which the patient stays conscious but feels no anxiety and retains almost no memory of the procedure itself. It is carried out under the supervision of an anesthesiologist.
Relieves anxiety and fear of treatment, reduces the gag reflex, and makes lengthy procedures more comfortable.
Patients with dental phobia, a strong gag reflex, or those undergoing extensive treatment in a single visit.
Vital signs are monitored throughout treatment by an anesthesiologist.
Assessing contraindications and selecting the appropriate type of sedation before treatment.
Pharmacological relaxation takes effect quickly, and the patient remains conscious.
The dentist performs the necessary procedures while the anesthesiologist monitors the patient's condition.
After treatment, the patient rests under observation for 30–60 minutes before leaving the clinic.
This service is performed by our clinic's dentists according to their specialization and experience. Meet the full team on the Doctors page.
Yes, sedation is administered under the supervision of an anesthesiologist, with vital signs monitored throughout the entire treatment.
During sedation, the patient stays conscious and can respond to the dentist's requests, but remains in a deeply relaxed state, free of anxiety, with minimal memory of the procedure.
Patients with pronounced dental anxiety, a strong gag reflex, and those undergoing lengthy or extensive procedures in a single visit.
Usually 30–60 minutes of monitored rest at the clinic is enough, but driving is not recommended on the day of the procedure.