920 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.About Sedation
About one-half of all Americans dread going to the dentist. Dr. Keyser understands, and will alleviate your fears. Our expertise in sedation dentistry can give you the dream smile you deserve in only one or two anxiety-free appointments. Don't be discouraged by dental fears; our excellent staff will work with you to create a smile you'll never want to hide again!
HOW IT WORKS
Oral Sedation Dentistry protocols have been used safely for over 30 years with millions of procedures. Before starting any treatments, we will review your medical history and explain how Sedation Dentistry can work for you. We want you to feel good about going forward towards a healthy, new smile.
On the day of your appointment, you'll simply take a small pill. Our experienced clinical team members will make certain that you're relaxed and completely comfortable and they monitor you very closely while you're sedated. Many patients feel NO DISCOMFORT whatsoever during and after treatment, and have little or no memory of the visit.
WHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR SEDATION DENTISTRY?
Adults who...
Have a high fear of visiting the dentist
Are afraid and embarrassed about their teeth
Have had traumatic dental experiences
Have difficulty getting numb
Hate needles and shots
Have a bad gag reflex
Dislike the noises, smells and tastes associated with dental care
Have very sensitive teeth
Have limited time to complete their dental care
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Will I feel pain?
A. Most patients feel no discomfort whatsoever during their treatment and feel suprisingly good afterwards
Q: Will I be totally relaxed?
A. You'll receive just enough sedation so that you'll be completely unaware of the treatment as if you were asleep.
Q: Will I remember anything?
A. At the end of treatment, you'll have littly or no memory of your dental visit.
Q: Will I be groggy after my treatment is over?
A. You'll feel just fine. For your safety, we do require that you have a family member or friend drive you to and from the appointment
Q: Is Sedation Dentistry safe for me?
A. Before starting any treatment, we review your medical history, and we monitor you very closely while you're under sedation.
