A New Year means new beginnings. If it’s been a while since you’ve been to the dentist because of anxiety or fear, there is now a solution.
Make 2026 The Year For A Great Smile And Healthy Teeth And Gums
IV sedation has become a game changer when it comes to both adults and children get the oral health care they need.
Intravenous sedation used to be limited to those who were medically compromised, conditions that required hospital resources or physically or mentally challenged. But with skyrocketing hospital cost, this can get pretty expensive.
You probably wouldn’t even think of having a medical procedure in a hospital setting without intravenous sedation. While you or your loved one goes without dental treatment because of fear.
IV sedation is a safe and effective tool for nurturing a state of calm and relaxation in the dentist chair. To ensure all safety precautions are taken, just like in a hospital setting, a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) comes to your dental office to provide the sedation.
Benefits Of Having A CRNA Come To Your Dentist Office And Administer IV Sedation
To ensure the highest level of safety, we continuously monitor the patient’s heart rate, blood oxygen, cardiogram, and blood pressure. If necessary, the medication can be increased or decreased during the procedure.
It is easy to get several procedures done in just one appointment. This way you won’t have to make multiple visits to the dentist. You can finally get all your dental work done in just one day.
Just imagine getting all your dental work done without the anxiety. You will be unaware of the sights, sounds, pain, and instruments in your mouth. You won’t remember very much, if any of the procedures.
Everyone deserves good oral health care. Special needs is a broad term than encompasses many unique people. At Blue Sky Anesthesia Associates, we have the training and compassion to help all of our patients feel safe and relaxed.
With over 20 years of experience bringing hospital level sedation to the dental office, the team of CRNA’s understands you may have concerns about IV sedation. We encourage you to contact us with any questions you may have.
