IV Sedation

IV Sedation: A Comfortable and Safe Experience

IV sedation, also known as intravenous sedation, is a highly effective method used to help patients remain calm and comfortable during dental and surgical procedures. This sedation technique involves administering medication directly into the bloodstream, allowing for rapid and controlled relaxation. IV sedation is often necessary for individuals with severe dental anxiety, those undergoing complex or lengthy procedures, or patients with a low pain threshold. By reducing anxiety and discomfort, IV sedation ensures that treatments are carried out smoothly and efficiently. Our practice takes a gentle approach, carefully monitoring each patient throughout the procedure to ensure safety and comfort. We use advanced techniques and tailor the sedation level to meet your specific needs, providing a reassuring and stress-free experience for every patient.

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A Tranquil and Worry-Free IV Sedation Experience

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Patient Testimonials

“Great office! Very friendly and professional. Dr. Kim and Maya dispelled most of my anxiety around having surgery and their Front staff, Mari and Rebecca, were so welcoming and supportive. They explained in detail the costs of my planned treatment so I fully understood. They were prepared to answer last minute questions about surgery and I left knowing I’d be safe in the hands of these very capable and caring staff.”

Mika Lucas

“The doctor and his assistant were so excellent in handling my tooth extraction. I was very anxious about the procedure but they were really good at putting me at ease and explaining everything they were doing. I had much less pain than I expected after the procedure. The pain management they recommended really helped. Thank you!”

Colleen Engle

“Dr Kim, Thank you for being sympathetic to my fears about vising the dentist. It is obvious that you take pride in your work, and I feel very lucky to be one of your patients. I was extremely nervous about having my teeth removed, but my worrying was a waste of time. From the moment I entered, you and your team made me feel comfortable and relaxed. The whole experience was tremendously positive and painless, thank you.”

Kathy Voorhees

Frequently Asked Questions

What is IV sedation?

IV sedation is a type of anesthesia administered intravenously, providing a state of deep relaxation and pain relief during medical procedures. It allows patients to remain conscious but unaware of their surroundings.

Can I eat or drink before IV sedation?

You will typically be asked to fast for a certain period before your IV sedation procedure. This helps to reduce the risk of complications during the procedure. Your healthcare provider will provide specific instructions regarding food and drink restrictions.

Can I have IV sedation if I have a history of allergies or medical conditions?

If you have a history of allergies or medical conditions, it’s important to inform your healthcare provider before undergoing IV sedation. They will assess your individual situation and determine if IV sedation is safe for you. Some pre-procedure tests or medications may be necessary to minimize risks.

Is IV sedation safe?

IV sedation is generally considered safe when administered by qualified medical professionals. However, like any medical procedure, it carries risks. It’s important to discuss these risks with your healthcare provider and ensure you are a suitable candidate.

How long does IV sedation last?

The duration of IV sedation can vary depending on the type and amount of medication used. Generally, the effects of IV sedation wear off within a few hours after the procedure.

Will I be able to drive after IV sedation?

No, you will not be able to drive immediately after IV sedation. It’s important to have someone drive you home and stay with you until the effects of the sedation have fully worn off.

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