CONSCIOUS SEDATION

Conscious sedation

This is performed by administering hypnotic drugs and the most effective method remains that of inhalation with an aerosol device through which a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen is administered to the patient.
From there, it is easy to induce the ecstatic sense of relaxation.
This allows the doctor to work in complete tranquility, since the patient is in semi-awake state (despite the lack of certain motor functions) and can therefore cooperate appropriately to make the necessary movements for the operation.

Peace of mind and comfort during surgery

Often used in many dental disciplines and especially in the case of lengthy surgical interventions.
This makes it easy to cope with dental phobias or reflexes such as retching when taking pictures. The patient experiences maximum peace of mind and relaxation during the procedure, and the specialist is able to work in peace without having to deal with any patient anxiety that would compromise the success of the operation. There are no particular contraindications and the procedure can be combined with local anesthesia treatments to increase comfort.
Safety, comfort and peace of mind make this anesthetic treatment a key point of modern techniques that make the dental treatment something more accessible to anyone.