Experienced Sedation Dentist in Thornton, CO.
Looking for sedation dentistry? You need to find a dentist with more than a passing familiarity, but one with professional training and family friendly practice. At Timber Dental Care Of Thornton, our dentists use sedation dentistry on an everyday basis.
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Relax In The Dentist’s Chair
Nitrous Oxide: A gaseous mixture delivered by a nosepiece.
Oral Sedation: A pill taken a few minutes before your appointment begins.
IV Sedation: A sedative is administered intravenously; you’ll sleep through your treatment!
Your Health Comes First
At Timber Dental Care Of Thornton we want the best possible outcomes for our patients, including the outcome of receiving dental sedation. Ask your dentist which option is best for you!
Full Service Sedation Dentistry in Thornton
Our dental office offers a full array of services, including general and children’s dentistry, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, and implants. Our wide range of experience, makes us well equipped and ready to care for your teeth. If you need sedation for a dental visit, you will find an understanding and gentle dentist to help you at Timber Dental Care. Call to schedule your appointment today!
Know Before You Go
What ages do you serve?
What services do you offer?
How do you handle a patient with specific or special needs with sedation?
Do you perform sedation for those ages and services?
Why Sedation?
Nitrous Oxide, or laughing gas is administered by a nose piece that you wear through your appointment. It will “take the edge off” to let you relax. You might feel a little light headed, but it won’t put you to sleep. Nitrous works for short visits, as it wears off quickly to allow you to drive home.
Oral Sedation comes in the shape of a pill or liquid. The effects depend on the type prescribed: it could make you sleepy, or relax you to the point of not recalling your visit. Your Timber Dental Care sedation dentist will work with you to decide the best type and amount of the sedative for you and for your procedure. It’s important to note that oral sedation does not act as a pain reliever. You will still need to receive an anesthetic before any procedure can begin.
Intravenous (IV) sedation is given in cases that require a deep sedation. Because it is administered through an IV line, it acts fast, allowing you to fall into a deep sleep. Once the IV is removed, the medication wears off quickly.