FAQ
How does dental sedation work?
Sedation uses medication to help you relax during treatment. Depending on the method—oral, IV or inhalation—it produces calmness or light drowsiness while keeping you awake and responsive.
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No. After IV or oral sedation, the medicine can remain in your system for several hours. You must arrange for someone to take you home and avoid driving, operating machinery, or returning to work until the next day. With inhalation sedation, recovery is faster, and you can usually resume normal activities after a short rest.
Yes. It’s administered by trained professionals, and your breathing and vital signs are carefully monitored.
Inhalation sedation wears off within minutes. Oral and IV sedation take a few hours to fully clear.
A safe, mild gas that helps children relax while staying awake and cooperative.
Yes — they can usually resume normal activities after a short rest.