Sedation Dentistry
Sedation Dentistry
We want your child’s experience to be as comfortable as possible. As part of this process, sedation dentistry may be recommended.
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It’s not so scary after all.
Tailored Comfort: Our Approach to Sedation
At Leap, we want your experience to be as comfortable as possible. That’s why we always aim to make your choices clear and present you with every option available.
Depending on your child’s needs and the complexity of the procedure, we offer a full spectrum of sedation dentistry options:
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Nitrous Oxide: Also known as “laughing gas,” this helps many children feel relaxed and at ease during routine visits.
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Oral Conscious Sedation: A liquid medication taken by mouth to help patients who feel more anxious or require a deeper level of relaxation while remaining awake.
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IV Sedation: Administered right here in our office for more involved procedures, providing a deeper sedative state.
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General Anesthesia: In certain scenarios, we may recommend general anesthesia administered by a licensed anesthesiologist. This process is virtually the same as what a child experiences during a common surgery, such as removing tonsils. For these cases, we maintain hospital privileges to ensure the highest level of safety and care.
Patient-First Care
No matter the situation, we always take things patient-by-patient and procedure-by-procedure. Your dentist will be happy to discuss the specific benefits and risks of each sedation level if it is recommended for your child. This personalized approach ensures you receive the treatment that is exactly right for you and your child, every single time.
Click here to find our Pre & Post Operation instructions for sedation
Oral Conscious Sedation (OCS) Instructions:
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists Sedation (CRNA) Sedation Instructions:






