SEDATION DENTISTRY IN FLUSHING, NY

Why Sedation Dentistry in Flushing, NY?

Sedation dentistry is a great option for patients who:

• Feel nervous about visiting the dentist
• Have neurodivergence, mental health, or physical health concerns that affect their ability to sit for dental work
• Have difficulty getting comfortable in the dentist’s office
• Have an overactive gag reflex
• Have TMJ pain or tooth sensitivity that makes procedures difficult
• Need extensive dental work that they would like to complete in one to two visits

Oral Conscious Sedation

Sit back, relax, and enjoy our patient amenities and entertainment while we treat you to excellent dentistry. Oral conscious sedation will soothe your nerves and give you a relaxed feeling that will last throughout your visit. You’ll walk out of our office with a stunning and healthy smile, but without feeling the stress you normally associate with a dentist visit.
Maybe you need gum disease treatment, a tooth-colored filling, or a dental crown. Sedation dentistry and local anesthesia will make any treatment sensitivity- and worry-free. We can even provide sedation dentistry for patients who want cosmetic procedures like tooth whitening or porcelain veneers. Our Flushing sedation dentist is committed  to do whatever it takes to make your visit as comfortable and stress-free as possible, and you are never rushed as your time in the office is reserved just for you.

How Does Oral Conscious Sedation Work?

Our sedation dentist is pleased to offer oral conscious sedation to our patients. Oral conscious sedation allows patients to remain conscious so they can respond to their dentist’s questions and commands. At the same time, the patient will feel content and calm, and will be able to sit peacefully throughout their entire procedure.
When you come see our sedation dentist for a consultation, he will prescribe the anti-anxiety pill that is right for you. You’ll take the pill shortly before your appointment, and your anxiety will ebb away.

Although oral conscious sedation patients do not usually fall asleep, they may feel as if they are waking up after their procedure. The visit may only feel like a few minutes to the sedation dentistry patient, and they may or may not have any memory of their appointment after it is over.