Sedation and General Anesthesia
Sedation and General Anesthesia
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Sedation and General Anesthesia – Painless and Comfortable Dental Treatment
Fear, anxiety, or long and complex dental procedures can be made comfortable with sedation or general anesthesia.
These methods are particularly applied in children and adults for traumatic, multiple, or lengthy treatments, ensuring physiological and psychological relaxation while providing a safe treatment environment.
Applications of Sedation and General Anesthesia
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Pediatric dental trauma, root canal treatment, or major restorations
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Patients with severe dental anxiety or phobia
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Long or complex surgical procedures
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Patients with disabilities or who cannot cooperate
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Tooth extraction, implants, or aesthetic treatments
Procedure and Treatment Process
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Pre-assessment (15-30 min):
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Medical history, allergies, and general health evaluated
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Type of anesthesia decided (light sedation, deep sedation, or general anesthesia)
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Sedation or Anesthesia Administration (5-15 min prep):
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Light sedation: Patient remains conscious, relaxed
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Deep sedation/general anesthesia: Complete unconsciousness, painless procedure
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Treatment Procedure (30 min – 3 hours depending on type):
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Root canal, fillings, extractions, implants, or surgery
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Anesthesia team continuously monitors patient
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Recovery and Follow-up (15-60 min):
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Consciousness recovery and vital signs monitoring
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Post-treatment home care and nutrition instructions
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Advantages
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Pain and fear fully controlled
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Long and complex procedures become comfortable
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Treatment possible in children or uncooperative patients
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Reduced psychological trauma
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Maximum safety during treatment
???? Patient & Family Guidance
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Follow pre-procedure fasting and medication instructions
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Mild drowsiness or fatigue after procedure is normal
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Home care, nutrition, and hygiene must be observed
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Follow-up appointments scheduled if necessary