Anesthesia Options

Feeling anxious about surgery is entirely normal. At Madison Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, we understand these emotions and are dedicated to ensuring a comfortable and positive experience for every patient. Our practice, situated in Madison, WI, boasts highly skilled and experienced oral surgeons committed to delivering exceptional care in a safe and modern environment.

When it comes to anesthesia, our expert oral surgeons will discuss various options with you to determine the most suitable one for your needs. With our board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons, you can trust you're in capable hands. Schedule a consultation or find out more about anesthesia options by reaching out to our office in Madison, WI.

About Sedation Dentistry

If dental visits trigger anxiety or fear, sedation dentistry may provide the solution you need. At Madison Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, our experienced oral surgeons are dedicated to ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience for patients in Madison, WI. With sedation dentistry, you can receive necessary dental care without anxiety.

Sedation dentistry, also known as sleep dentistry, uses various levels of sedation to help patients relax and remain calm during dental procedures. It benefits patients of all ages, enabling them to undergo necessary procedures without fear or discomfort.

Our oral surgeons will assess your needs and determine the appropriate level of sedation for your procedure. Different levels of sedation exist, ranging from mild to deep, depending on the complexity of the procedure and your anxiety level.

It's essential to note that sedation dentistry should only be administered by qualified healthcare professionals, such as our board-certified oral surgeons. With years of specialized training in anesthesia administration and patient monitoring, our doctors ensure your safety and comfort throughout the procedure.

Am I a Candidate for Sedation Dentistry?

Sedation dentistry is suitable for both children and adults experiencing dental fears, sensitivity, a strong gag reflex, restlessness, or past traumatic experiences. It's particularly helpful for longer procedures or those postponing necessary treatment due to fear.

Can Oral Surgeons Perform Anesthesia?

As oral and maxillofacial surgeons, our doctors have the necessary training and qualifications to administer all forms of anesthesia safely. After completing dental school, they undergo extensive education and hands-on training in a residency program. This specialized training prepares them to administer anesthesia safely and monitor patients throughout the surgical procedure.