8221 Glades Road, Suite 4, Boca Raton, FL 33434

Comfortable, Anxiety-Free Dental Care
Conscious sedation is not meant to knock you out, which is exactly why you remain conscious throughout your treatment. Instead, it is designed to help you relax and feel at ease during your dental care. At Glades Dental Group in Boca Raton, we offer oral sedation to help patients who feel nervous or anxious receive the treatment they need in comfort. Do not let anxiety keep you from caring for your teeth. Ask us if you are a candidate for conscious sedation, and we will be happy to help make your visit as comfortable as possible.
If you feel fear, apprehension, or embarrassment when you are sitting in the dental chair, you are not alone. Many patients experience moderate to severe feelings of fear or anxiety surrounding their dental appointments. These feelings are completely understandable, and they should never stand between you and a healthy smile. Glades Dental Group is dedicated to maximizing your comfort and easing your worries, so you can get the treatment you need without any hassle or stress.
Ask About Conscious Sedation
What Is Oral Sedation?
Patients who feel uncomfortable about their dental treatment can choose to receive oral sedation. This involves taking an anti-anxiety pill about an hour before your dental appointment begins. If you need extensive work done or have not been to a dentist in a while, this may be a good option for you.
Oral sedation is not meant to knock you out. Instead, it simply relaxes you while the dentist works on your teeth. You will still be awake and able to respond to the dentist if they ask you any questions. Patients typically report feeling drowsy, carefree, and generally out of it in a pleasant, relaxed way. The medications used for oral sedation are called benzodiazepines. Doctors normally prescribe these drugs for anxiety and panic disorders, which makes them very useful for patients who experience fear in the dental chair.
Why Choose Conscious Sedation
Eases Dental Anxiety
Makes Care Possible
Ideal for Longer Visits
You Stay Responsive
Supports Your Health
Who Can Receive Oral Sedation?
- Women who are pregnant or nursing should not receive oral sedation.
- Patients with heart, lung, or liver conditions should consult their dentist or primary care physician before oral sedation.
- Children who receive oral sedation should be monitored for the rest of the day and avoid physical activities, including sports.
Important Oral Sedation Guidelines
Disclose Your Medications
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Avoid Alcohol
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Follow Fasting Instructions
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Expect Some Memory Gaps
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Arrange for a Ride
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Rest Afterward
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