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Treatment in conditions of medication sleep

The full scope of treatment in one visit - the child is asleep, the anesthesiologist is nearby.

Complete dental treatment under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. Suitable for young children, large volume of treatment or strong fear. It makes it possible to perform all procedures in one visit, requires preliminary preparation and tests. Before treatment, a comprehensive consultation is mandatory, during which the doctor, if possible, conducts a complete diagnosis, photo protocol, and X-ray examination. The pediatric dentist draws up a plan for the upcoming treatment and determines the approximate number of treatment hours.

When to come

  • Large volume of treatment - many teeth, pulpitis, crowns.
  • A younger child - up to about four years old - in need of complex treatment.
  • Strong fear of the dentist, which cannot be removed by sedation.
  • The child's special needs include autism spectrum disorders, syndromes, and neurological conditions.
  • Unsuccessful previous experience of treatment in the chair.

What's included

Preliminary consultation

A detailed examination, a photo protocol, and, if necessary, an X-ray. The doctor draws up a treatment plan and estimates how long it will take.

Preparation and analysis

We provide a list: a complete blood count, an ECG, and additional tests if necessary. The anesthesiologist evaluates the results before the procedure.

Day of the procedure

The child arrives on an empty stomach - the anesthesiologist specifies the time frame for food and water. On the spot - familiarization with the office and staff.

Anesthesia

The anesthesiologist gradually puts the child to sleep - first through a mask. The intravenous catheter is inserted when the child is already asleep. No pain and fear at the entrance.

Treatment

The dentist performs the planned procedures one by one. The anesthesiologist monitors your heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and oxygen levels throughout.

Coming out of sleep

The anesthesiologist stops the medication. The child wakes up in the recovery room under observation. After stabilization, you take your child home.

How the visit goes

  1. 1Meeting with the doctor and anesthesiologist on the day of the procedure.
  2. 2Introduction to sleep.
  3. 3Full scope of dental treatment according to the plan.
  4. 4Waking up from sleep in the recovery room.
  5. 5Observation until the condition stabilizes.
  6. 6Discharge home with recommendations.

Why it matters

  • The full scope of treatment in one visit - without a series of sessions with anesthesia.
  • The child does not remember the procedure - there is no negative association with the dentist.
  • For younger children or those with special needs, it is sometimes the only safe way to treat them.
  • The anesthesiologist monitors all indicators throughout the entire time.

FAQ

Medicated sleep is a way to complete the full scope of treatment in a relaxed manner and in one visit. We start with a consultation and planning.

Price

from 4 500