Painless Dentistry With Our Medical Technology

No dental visit should be unpleasant. Our dental specialists are trained to ensure every clinical procedure is painless, safe and effective for both children and adults. Apart from being highly meticulous and gentle, our dentists are also equipped with modern technology, to ease any potential discomfort your dental treatment might entail. 

Nitrous oxide, or happy gas, is a form of relative analgesia often employed in children’s dentistry.

The dental specialist utilises nitrous oxide through a custom nosepiece to produce a pleasant, calming effect. This reduces fear and anxiety and also increases the amount of anaesthesia a patient feels, enabling them to better tolerate injections or other potentially uncomfortable procedures.

Inhalational sedation is safe and reliable in the hands of a trained dental specialist, and its effects almost instantly wear off once the procedure is finished.

Sometimes in adolescent or adult patients, a more profound state of calmness and relaxation is required, especially for procedures such as dental implant surgery, gum surgery or wisdom tooth surgery.

Who is suitable for Sedation Treatment options

Sedation dentistry is suitable for individuals who experience dental anxiety, fear, or phobia. Individuals with special needs or strong gag reflexes may also consider sedation. Sedation can help our patients feel relaxed and comfortable during dental procedures, ensuring a positive and stress-free experience.

IV (Intra-venous) sedation induces this state of deeper relaxation to allow patients to cope with longer, more complicated procedures. To ensure optimal safety, this form of sedation is carried out by a certified anaesthetist who will monitor the patient throughout the duration of the procedure. The commonly used drug for IV sedation is benzodiazepine. Reversal is also quick and the patient can go home within the hour.

If fear of pain is holding you back from seeking dental treatment for your condition, you can be at ease knowing that there are various options available to minimise the pain you might feel during dental procedures. [6] It is always important to seek treatment early; delays in seeking care could sometimes aggravate the condition and call for more complex care.