Not just for the fearful

Extensive treatment – Some patients can’t take time off work for multiple appointments. With sedation, they can de-stress physically and emotionally for a longer single appointment.

– Some patients can’t take time off work for multiple appointments. With sedation, they can for a longer single appointment. Sensitive gag reflex – Sedation subdues resistance to hands or instruments in the mouth.

– Sedation subdues resistance to hands or instruments in the mouth. Physical and mental challenges – Autism, Down syndrome, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and physical disabilities are a fact of life for many. These individuals may not be able to sit for the duration of an appointment, or may find the clinical environment unsettling. Sedation aids in non-traumatic treatment.

Calming options

It’s colorless and odorless – within a few minutes of breathing it you will feel relaxed

It’s common to feel light-headed, a tingling sensation, or heavy limbs

You will still be conscious and able to hear and respond to directions

You will receive oxygen for several minutes after turning off the nitrous oxide to help you become more alert and awake

Countless Americans miss out on health and appearance benefits of dental care – not because of busy schedules or lack of insurance. Fear of going to the dentist keeps them from picking up the phone to schedule a routine checkup, seeking treatment for a dental problem, or taking advantage of cosmetic enhancements at Sycamore Dental inallows patients to overcome their fear for comfortable, gorgeous smiles.Sedation is helpful in these situations, too: Dr. Vidya Suri and our associates at Sycamore Dental offers nitrous oxide sedation. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is inhaled through a face mask. It immediately induces relaxation and a bit of euphoria. The effect wears off as soon as the flow of gas is stopped, and there is. Nitrous oxide is safe for children, and ideal for patients who are nervous about numbing injections.What you should know about Nitrous Oxide sedation:If you have any concerns about nitrous oxide sedation, feel free to ask a member of our team. One of the best ways to avoid having nitrous oxide is to practice good oral hygiene and maintain regular check-ups and cleanings to keep your mouth healthy.To learn more aboutschedule a consultation at Sycamore Dental inThe number is (817) 438-1828