For those who have gone far too long without going to the dentist, IV sedation is a game changer. All that anxiety and fear just melts away and replaced with a comfortable experience, even during more complex treatments. But before you run to your dentist office, brace yourself for a few safety facts about IV sedation.
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A nurse anesthesiologist from Blue Sky Anesthesia Solutions will come out to your dentist office to provide safe IV sedation for your appointment. While your dentist gets to the root of all your oral health issues.
During IV sedation, medication is administered through a small needle directly into the bloodstream. This enables the medication to take effect quickly.
Within just a few minutes you will feel calm and relaxed. You will still be awake to answer any questions, but you will feel comfortable and at ease throughout the treatment.
IV sedation for dentistry is typically considered safe for those patients who are good candidates. It is important to have a third party Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) perform the procedure. This will ensure the highest safety measures will be taken. Your CRNA will also go over any health conditions you may have and answer any questions or concerns you may have.
“Many medical experts say it’s unsafe for dentists to administer anesthesia in kids while also doing dental work.” NBC. These experts are recommending dentists no longer perform dental work while administering anesthesia. Requiring a separate nurse anesthetist.
The American Dental Association suggests a third party certified registered nurse anesthetist is present to administer the medication and monitor the patient’s breathing and vital signs.
The team at Blue Sky Anesthesia Associates is dedicate to giving the best possible care, during and after the dental procedure. Helping New Hampshire, Vermont, and Main residents receive the dental care they need.
Check back with us next week as we discuss the risks associated with IV sedation.