Sedation Dentistry — Calm, Comfortable Treatment

First visit without sedation

If you have not been to a clinic in a long time or simply worry — you can start small.

• Exam and talk. We listen to complaints and fears. Nothing is forced “in one visit”.
• Scan only if needed. Only when required for the plan — we explain why.
• Priced plan. What to do now, what can wait, approximate cost before start.
• Shared decision. Ordinary treatment with local anaesthesia, splitting into visits, or — with indication and your wish — discussing sedation.

The goal of the first visit is clarity and trust — not “selling sedation”. Sedation = an option after explanation and assessment, not the only path.

If fear is strong — start small

• An adaptation visit / simply talk to the dentist without treatment the same day.
• Professional hygiene as a soft entry to the clinic: hygiene
• For a child — a separate pace and getting to know the chair: pediatric dentistry

We discuss sedation when the ordinary path is truly hard or the treatment volume is large.

Contraindications (discussed individually)

We do not schedule sedation “off the street”. At the consultation the anesthesiologist always considers the status of:

• the cardiovascular system;
• the lungs and airways;
• the endocrine system;
• the liver;
• pregnancy.

This is not a full medical handbook and not a list of “practically no contraindications”. The decision comes only after examination and a talk with the anesthesiologist.

Informed consent

Before sedation you receive a clear explanation of:

• which technique is planned;
• what the risks are;
• what the alternatives are (including treatment without sedation, shorter visits, local anaesthesia);
• the chance to ask questions.

Written consent is signed before the procedure. Without it we do not proceed with sedation.