Blue Sky Anesthesia Associates
We bring hospital-level sedation to your dentist’s office in the states of New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
Our #1 goal is patient safety and satisfaction because we care for you like we would our family.
Dwayne Thibeault DNP, CRNA, ARNP
Millions of people all over the world experience dental anxiety, or worse, dental fear. Here at Blue Sky Anesthesia Associates we have partnered with some of the top rated dentists in the New Hampshire area. We offer a solution to manage your fear and anxiety, and provide you with the best dental and sedation care available. Simply put, sedation dentistry is a way to minimize and/or eliminate the pain and distress associated with some dental care.
You can expect…
- Excellent and affordable sedation for adult, pediatric, and special needs individuals
- IV sedation that is tailored individually to your specific needs
- A highly trained nurse anesthesiologist who will be monitoring every breath and heartbeat during your procedure
- State-of-the-art equipment that brings hospital-quality sedation to the office
- Medications that will help prevent pain, nausea, anxiety, and remembering your procedure
- A follow-up call later that day about the care you experienced from your nurse anesthesiologist
Our expectations are high and yours should be too when choosing to have sedation for your dental procedure. You deserve to have individual attention and an experienced nurse anesthesiologist providing your sedation whose only concern is monitoring you.
At Blue Sky Anesthesia Associates, we tailor your sedation plan to the individual’s needs because we believe managing your dental fear and anxiety is as important as the dental care you’re receiving.
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News From the Blog
Hidden Danger in Dental Sedation: Single-Operator Model Puts Patients at Risk
Across Northeastern America, dental boards and healthcare authorities are re-evaluating long-held practices surrounding in-office sedation. Recent policy changes in Alberta, New Hampshire, and extensive reviews by the Dental Board of California (DBC) all point toward a single conclusion: eliminating the "single-operator model" is essential for patient safety. The single-operator model occurs when a single dentist simultaneously administers deep sedation or general anesthesia while performing the dental procedure. Medical experts and safety advocates increasingly warn that asking one provider to divide their focus between complex dental surgery and patient airway management is a risk no family should take. The Critical Risk of Divided Attention When a [...]
How IV Dental Sedation Saves You Time, Money, and Anxiety
If you have multiple dental issues—like a few cavities, a worn crown, or teeth that need extractions—the thought of scheduling half a dozen separate dental visits can feel overwhelming. For people who experience dental fear or anxiety, taking time off work again and again just to sit through stressful appointments often leads to one decision: putting off care entirely. Unfortunately, delaying treatment allows small dental issues to turn into costly, painful emergencies. Fortunately, there is a better way to regain your health and confidence without the endless appointments or stress: IV sedation dentistry. 1. Save Time: Fewer Appointments Means More Time For You Under normal [...]
