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Of course! a lot of dentists have now introduce several sedation methods on their dental offices to help patients who have fear and anxiety having any kind of procedure done.
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What are the safety concerns of dental sedation?
The main risk with dental sedation is excessive sedation, which can depress the cardiovascular and respiratory symptoms. This can lead to shock, coma, or even death. Less severe symptoms include vomiting and slurred speech. Of course, those under sedation are constantly monitored to ensure an overdose does not occur.
Is your oral surgery covered under your dental plan?
This really depends on the plan that you have with your employer. Most of the time sedation is not covered through your dental insurance but you can possibly get some coverage through your medical insurance. You will need to provide a narrative explaining why it is necessary for the patient to have sedation. Most dental insurances do not recognize sedation as being a necessity for the patient that is why you can either get reimbursed from your medical insurance company on the monies that you pay to the dental office. Some dental offices will submit to your medical for you. This is rare but some do that for the patient which is very convenient.
Is it safe to go alone for a dental procedure in which dental sedation will be used?
Sedation dentistry has it's risks, but it has been proven very safe. While most dentists prefer to work on their patients while under the influence of a local anesthetic, sometimes it's just more safe to put the patient under to avoid risk of injury to themselves and those around them.
How do you use sedation in sentese?
He was put under sedation prior to the removal of his wisdom teeth.
Can you have conscious sedation with nose surgery?
yes i believe you can under twilight sedation you are semi conscious
Will i know what there doing under iv sedation?
No.
What is sedation dentistry?
sedation dentistry is a medical procedure involving the administration of sedative drugs via an route, generally to facilitate a dental procedure and reduce patients anxiety related to the experience.
What is the difference between deep sedation and general anesthesia?
Local, or regional, anesthesia involves the injection or application of an anesthetic drug to a specific area of the body. This is in contrast to general anesthesia, which provides anesthesia to the entire body and brain.
Can a dental hygienist administer nitrous oxide and perform dental hygiene procedures on a patient who has also received a single dose sedative?
A dental hygienist may work on a patient who has taken a low dose of relaxant as described above and then requires nitrous oxide during the dental or dental hygiene procedure under the indirect supervision of a dentist. However, in this situation, the dentist must administer the nitrous oxide and also have a Minimal Sedation permit. This is from Oregon.gov
What has the author Hal A Huggins written?
Hal A. Huggins has written: 'It's Right Under Your Nose' 'Protocol for amalgam removal and dental revision' -- subject(s): Mercury, Fillings (Dentistry), Dental amalgams, Dental Amalgam, Mercury Poisoning, Adverse effects, Toxicology, Toxicity 'Uninformed consent' -- subject(s): Toxicology, Mercury, Dental amalgams, Fillings (Dentistry) 'Why raise ugly kids?' -- subject(s): Abnormalities, Human, Beauty, Personal, Children, Etiology, Health and hygiene, Human Abnormalities, Nutrition, Personal Beauty, Sleep, Sleep positions 'Mercury in My Molars' 'It's all in your head' -- subject(s): Dental amalgams, Mercury, Toxicology
What are any risk factors with sedation dentistry?
There is oral sedation where medication is placed under the tongue this poses less risk than IV sedation. With IV sedation some people may have adverse reaction to the drugs injected, This could include uncontrolled body actions and can cause the dentist more difficulty in working.
What is the purpose of a dental malpractice attorney?
Dentistry may seem more straightforward than general medical practice, but in actuality there are plenty of times malpractice attorneys are consulted for dental cases. A patient may seek to sue a dental practitioner for malpractice under a number of circumstances, including but not limited to improper numbing/inappropriate pain during procedures, defective dental products (crowns, fillings, etc.), over use of anesthetics or gases, unforeseen / unnecessary side effects, and more.
