Symmetry

Sedation (1 hour)

Get even complex treatment done comfortably and stress-free - under an anaesthetist's care.

Sedation is a method of pain control in which you are in a state of deep relaxation and drowsiness: you feel no pain, anxiety or discomfort, yet breathe on your own and respond to the doctor's requests. At Symmetry sedation is administered by an anaesthetist under constant monitoring (pulse oximetry, ECG, blood pressure, capnography). It's ideal for anxious patients, children and large procedures in a single visit. Beforehand - an anaesthetist consultation and basic tests; afterwards - observation until full recovery.

When to come

  • Heightened anxiety or fear of the dentist.
  • Long and large procedures.
  • Treating children who find it hard to sit still.
  • A pronounced gag reflex.
  • Several interventions best done at once.

What's included

Anaesthetist consultation

Before sedation the doctor assesses your health and orders basic tests.

Continuous monitoring

Pulse oximetry, ECG, blood pressure and capnography - your condition is controlled at every moment.

Sedation itself

You are relaxed and drowsy, breathing on your own and responding to the doctor's requests.

Efficient treatment in one visit

Under sedation the doctor works more precisely and completes a large amount of work at once.

Post-procedure observation

You stay under observation until full recovery - usually 30-60 minutes.

How the visit goes

  1. 1Anaesthetist consultation and basic tests.
  2. 2Connecting monitoring (pulse oximetry, ECG, BP, capnography).
  3. 3Induction of sedation.
  4. 4Treatment under constant supervision.
  5. 5Observation until full recovery (30-60 min).

Why it matters

  • Treatment without pain, anxiety or stress.
  • A large amount of work in a single visit.
  • Constant anaesthetist supervision and monitoring.
  • A safe, proven method.

FAQ

Is it the same as general anaesthesia?
No. Under sedation you breathe on your own and respond to the doctor — a gentler, more controllable state.
Is it safe?
Yes — sedation is administered by an anaesthetist with full monitoring, after a consultation and tests.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, sedation is often used in children's treatment when a child finds it hard to sit still.
Will I remember the procedure?
Usually the memories are vague or absent — it's as if you slept through the treatment.
When can I go home and drive?
Home — accompanied, after recovery; you must not drive that day.

Fear of treatment is no longer a reason to delay. Get everything done in one visit - asleep and stress-free.

Price

4 500