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Dental treatment in sleep can be safely performed not only on adults, but also on children.
To ensure that dental treatment is painless and stress-free, medication-assisted sleep or sedation is often used.
Medically induced sleep
is a temporary suspension of consciousness that can be achieved with special medications. During anesthesia, the patient does not experience pain or discomfort, as the muscular and nervous systems are completely relaxed. Medicated sleep is deep but safe, as the anesthesiologist selects high-quality drugs in the correct dosage.
Do you dream of having all your teeth treated in one go or of being treated in your sleep? To fall asleep in one visit and wake up completely cured?
Sedation
is a method of pain relief in which the patient is completely relaxed but remains conscious. The person becomes calmer, may doze off, but usually retains the ability to answer questions or perform simple actions. Sedation helps you relax and undergo treatment without stress. Even long procedures seem less tiring. There are different levels of sedation, ranging from mild to deep.
Sedation makes the sensations of unpleasant odours, sounds and manipulations neutral and after the appointment, memories of them are blurred or absent. Another important advantage of sedation over anaesthesia is that it helps dentophobic patients to gradually let go of their fears. How does this happen? The patient undergoes dental treatment under sedation and gradually, from appointment to appointment, moves to increasingly superficial levels of sedation (concentration) until it is clear that sedation is no longer necessary.
Indications
Contraindications
Indications
Indications for medically induced sleep or sedation:
- severe fear of the dentist;
- excessively long treatment or a large amount of work;
- a strong gag reflex that prevents the dentist from working;
- treatment of children;
- low pain threshold;
- patients with special needs who find it difficult to sit still in the chair.
Contraindications
Medication-induced sleep and sedation are not recommended in all situations — there are contraindications:
- breathing problems;
- severe heart or vascular disease;
- pregnancy (especially the first trimester) — this is decided on an individual basis;
- recent consumption of alcohol or drugs;
- taking certain medications.
A consultation with an anesthesiologist is required before the procedure.
Treatment in sleep is given in the following cases:
- deciduous teeth treatment
- wisdom teeth extraction
- Veneers, implants, total dentures, multiple caries
- the desire to be cured in one go, to do a lot of work in one appointment
- fear of the dentist
- allergy to local anaesthetics
Who is suitable for treatment under sedation
Dental treatment under medication-induced sleep is suitable for:
- children;
- people who have a strong fear of the dentist;
- patients who are afraid of pain;
- those who are facing a long treatment procedure.
Sedation increases the comfort of treatment and reduces stress.
Advantages of dental treatment under sedation
The main advantages of dental treatment under sedation are:
- Sedation helps those who are terrified of dentists or pain to relax.
- Treatment is faster and less tiring for patients.Dental treatment under sedation helps patients block out the sounds of the drill and other procedures that often cause anxiety.
- Sedation allows the dentist to calmly perform the necessary treatment procedures, as the patient is relaxed and free from stress.
- Several teeth can be treated in a single appointment.
As soon as 30–60 minutes after the procedure, the patient can usually go home — following a medical evaluation by the doctor.
Pediatric dentistry under sedation
Dental treatment under sedation for children is a popular procedure that allows even the most difficult cases to be treated. The child does not get tired, does not act up, and does not cry during treatment. The child is put to sleep with special medications — they feel nothing and remember nothing that happened. During this time, the dentist calmly treats the teeth — removing cavities, placing fillings, and treating root canals.
Dental treatment under sedation is recommended for children who are afraid of the dentist or have developmental issues. The procedure can also be performed on even the youngest patients.
Before treatment, an examination by an anesthesiologist is required, and most often tests (such as an ECG or blood test). The doctor must inform you of any contraindications — most often these are breathing problems, colds, or serious heart disease.
The child should not eat or drink for several hours before sedation — the doctor will tell you about this. After the procedure, the child may be lethargic or sleepy for several hours.
Medicated sleep is a safe and controlled type of anesthesia. However, it is important to choose a clinic with a license for sedation and experienced anesthesiologists. We invite you to visit our family dental clinic «Dent-House», where treatment is comfortable and safe. The cost of dental treatment under sedation can be found on our website or when you make an appointment.
Course of the procedure
A mask or intravenous/intramuscular injection of drugs from different groups is used. The type and type of sedation is selected by the dentist and anaesthesiologist based on the general condition of the patient and the peculiarities of his/her body. The required depth and duration of medication sleep depends on the goals of the main medical manipulation.
1The patient is administered medications with sedative effect
2After a couple of minutes, the dentist injects the patient with anaesthesia
3The doctor performs dental treatmen
4The patient is brought out of a tranquil state.
Preliminarily
Preliminary consultation with an anaesthesiologist on contraindications is necessary. Before dental treatment, the patient should have a general blood test, ECG and HIV test.
Types of sedation
Superficial sedation
Preserves the patient's reactions and basic reflexes. Immersed in a tranquil state, the patient is able to fulfil simple requests of the doctor, answer his questions.
Deep sedation
Involves immersing the patient in a dream in which he or she gives no response to external, including touch and pain.
Methods of sedation
1Inhalation. The sedative is given through an inhalation mask. Before visiting the doctor, the patient should refuse to eat. Within a day after treatment, it is not recommended to drink alcohol and drive. This method of sedation is recommended for children as the safest.
2Peroral. If the patient suffers from dental phobia and needs to be pre-sedated before treatment, some Valium-based medications may be prescribed the night before the dental visit.
3Injection. The doctor injects the patient intravenously with a tranquilliser. Two hours before the procedure it is necessary to refuse food. Recovery from the treatment takes one hour.
Cost of services
Dream cure
from 5000 UAH
Specialists
Nadezhda Ivanovna Podborskaya
Dentist
Furduy Ekaterina Sergeevna
Pediatric dentist
Beda Valery Nikolaevich
Surgeon
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