Sedation Dentistry in Aliso Viejo
Comfortable Dental Care for Anxious or Sensitive Patients
At Aliso Creek Dental, sedation dentistry is available for patients who experience dental anxiety, have a strong gag reflex, or require longer procedures. Our goal is to create a calm, controlled experience while maintaining the highest standards of safety.
Our clinical team, including Dr. Mona Saati, carefully evaluates medical history and treatment needs before recommending sedation options.
Who May Benefit from Sedation Dentistry
Sedation may be appropriate for patients who:
- Experience moderate to severe dental anxiety
- Have difficulty sitting through lengthy procedures
- Need multiple treatments completed in one visit
- Have a sensitive gag reflex
- Have had challenging dental experiences in the past
Sedation is commonly used during procedures such as Dental Implants, Wisdom Teeth Removal, and complex restorative treatments.
Types of Sedation Offered
Depending on the procedure and patient preference, options may include:
- Oral conscious sedation
- Nitrous oxide
- Local anesthesia combined with relaxation techniques
Each option is explained thoroughly so patients understand what to expect before, during, and after treatment.
Safety and Monitoring
Patient safety is always the priority. We:
- Review complete medical history
- Monitor vital signs throughout procedures
- Provide clear post-operative instructions
Our structured approach ensures sedation is administered responsibly and appropriately.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I be completely asleep?
Most dental sedation methods allow patients to remain responsive but deeply relaxed. The level of sedation depends on the selected option.
Can I drive home after sedation?
For oral sedation, you will typically need someone to drive you home. We will provide detailed instructions in advance.
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