What is sedation?
If the thought of going to the dentist fills you with extreme dread; maybe something has gone wrong, or you just know that you have to face your fears and get something done, then come and see us. We really understand where you are at, and we will take the time it takes to find out how we can help you. If, despite our way of working and our reassurance, you’d rather run a mile than have any treatment, then it may be that dental sedation is the way to help you get the treatment you need. Dental sedation is a calm, clever way to help you relax and get the care you need without the stress.
Who is it for?
Anyone who feels super anxious or has a strong gag reflex.
How does it work?
Dental sedation isn’t about knocking you out cold. It’s about easing your anxiety, keeping you comfortable, and making the whole experience feel far less daunting. There are different levels to suit different needs — from mild (like inhaling nitrous oxide, better known as “laughing gas”) to deeper options like oral sedatives or IV sedation for more involved treatments. We offer oral sedatives where appropriate, but more commonly we give you the security of IV sedation.

You’ll still be awake, but you’ll feel dreamy, relaxed, and blissfully unbothered. Time passes quickly. No panic, no fidgeting — just a calm, quiet visit. And you’ll need someone to take you home.

Why would you want it?
Because your oral health matters, and fear shouldn’t get in the way. Sedation dentistry helps you say yes to the treatment you’ve been putting off, without the worry.
In short: dental sedation is like a safety net for nervous patients. You’re not alone, and you’re not the first to need a bit of help feeling calm in the chair. With sedation, dentistry doesn’t have to be scary. It can even feel…surprisingly peaceful.
How much does it cost?
We will give you a full estimate before the treatment, but sedation costs are based on the length of time needed for the treatment, as well as the sedation itself.

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    Frequently asked questions

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