Sleep Through Dental Work? | Everything You Need to Know About Sedation Dentistry 2020

[@JayHeartwing]

I'm suffering from severe phobia because of my painful experiences from my first tooth extraction and other surgery (personal) Now, I can't even help myself but cry or having panic attacks when I think about my two broken teeth (that I am keeping for years) being pulled, plus, my wisdom teeth are currently growing (one even trying to erupt and it cause gum ulcer) which makes me really wish that miracles or magic is real. Now I'm really terrified that I maybe need a therapist, but therapists here are too darn expensive and I feel like I'm gonna die just because I'm poor and broke.

[@JordyJayHomer]

Have you been yet? After having a big panic attack in the dentist some years ago, I started taking oxazepam about an hour before visits. I'm no Dr Butt: I'm a 75kg male, and I found that 30mg was the minimum useful dose

[@ventilator98]

2 mg Midazolam, and 50 mcg of Fentanyl! Common dose during dental sedation! Propofol is an option, but Versed/Midazolam, and Fentanyl, are a great combination!

[@lt.langle]

Thank you so much this made me feel so much better

[@kellymiller1566]

i did sedation for two separate extractions , one with an implant too. its great appt over in a minute, it is expensive. for me its worth it.

[@bryanlanier7307]

Real question I have some bad cavities and I want to get them filled but I’m scared to get needles because Ik I’ll be able to feel everything still in my mind. How much would you say it cost

[@JordyJayHomer]

I did it once, but I doubt very much I'll do it again, because it's expensive and not as "sweat and dreamy" as the radio ads here in Australia suggest it is. It was ok, and served a purpose (getting 2 rear molars out without me experiencing the discomfort I did when I had my first wisdom tooth removed), but, as I said, it's not as "blissfully pleasant" as the ads hint it is, and it cost an extra ~$2,200 on top of the dentist's regular fee (in 2017 dollars), and I was only in the chair for about 15 minutes. Being in, and coming out of, the 'moderate' sedation is an odd, slightly unpleasant feeling; kinda like waking up from surgery in hospital. Also, I felt pretty sluggish for many hours after, but I was told about this before

[@futuristicentity2417]

I might need bones extracted pretty badly because it's pulled up to my teeth. I might have to be put fully asleep period for the procedure and until the pain is gone it's pretty bad and I am miserable from it.

[@ingridigue6998]

Where is this place am interesting

[@itz_brian2094]

Do you have to use a IV

[@sarahwilson2379]

Random question but my one friend had sedation for dentistry and she ended up having an accident in the chair and didn't even realize it. Is this a common thing? I've never had it done and as crazy as it sounds wondering if I should wear a diaper to my appointment 🤪

[@Spodakdental]

Hi Sarah, we're so happy to hear from you! For dental insight questions please feel free to connect with a dedicated team member by calling/texting 561.303.2413 or emailing us at [e-mail] .

[@amberbush8584]

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