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SEDATION DENTISTRY
Treat Yourself To Ashburn's Best Sedation Dentistry Services
Don’t let your nerves get the best of you. Sedation dentistry is a great option for patients who may suffer from dental anxiety, and are nervous about an upcoming procedure at our office.
Our Sedation Dentistry services here in Ashburn provide you with long-lasting relief and a pain-free experience from start to finish.
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What Makes Sedation Dentistry Right For You?
Sedation Dentistry can be a great option for a wide range of dental procedures. From tooth extractions to cavity and filling work, sedation provides a pain-free solution that can leave you feeling relaxed and at ease.
Our dentists here in Ashburn are dedicated to offering compassionate, comprehensive care. We’re here to address your needs and put your mind to rest with the help of sedation options like topical numbing, laughing gas, and conscious sedation.
Come see us here at Dulles Life Smiles and treat yourself to:
- Professional communication
- Comprehensive consultations
- A wide range of sedation options
- A stress-free experience
Our Sedation Options at Dulles Life Smiles
We offer two primary types of sedation in our office at Dulles Life Smiles: Laughing gas, which is ideal for procedures like fillings and crowns, and oral conscious sedation, which is a better option for surgical treatments like tooth extractions and dental implants. If you are interested in sedation, we will discuss your needs and upcoming treatments to help you decide on the right sedation option.
Laughing Gas
Sedation with laughing gas will introduce feelings of euphoria and happiness. This form of sedation simply involves breathing in normally while wearing a nose mask that will deliver the sedative. You will feel a bit “floaty” and disconnected from your body, and you will feel less anxious and nervous.
Oral Conscious Sedation
Oral conscious sedation uses a strong, pill-based sedative. You will take this pill about an hour or two before your procedure. You will feel groggy and sleepy, and you may even fall asleep during your treatment. You may also experience “anterograde amnesia,” meaning you may forget most of what happens during your treatment.