Yes, sedation dentistry is very safe when administered by trained professionals. We carefully evaluate your medical history, monitor you throughout the procedure, and use the safest methods to ensure your comfort and well-being.

Not necessarily. Sedation dentistry includes various levels — from mild relaxation (conscious sedation) to deeper sedation. You may feel drowsy, but you’ll typically remain awake and responsive unless deeper sedation is required.

The effects can vary depending on the type of sedation used. Light sedation may wear off quickly, while deeper sedation may require some recovery time. It’s best to have someone accompany you and avoid driving for the rest of the day.

The effects can vary depending on the type of sedation used. Light sedation may wear off quickly, while deeper sedation may require some recovery time. It’s best to have someone accompany you and avoid driving for the rest of the day.

Yes, sedation can be safely used for children who are anxious, have difficulty sitting still, or require complex dental work. Our pediatric-trained team ensures the process is safe, gentle, and tailored to each child’s needs.