Anesthesia Options - Clearwater, FL
Don’t Let Dental Fear be a Barrier to Restoring a Healthy Smile
Ease Your Mind with Soothing Sedation Dentistry
If you suffer from dental anxiety, you’re not alone because as many as 75% of people in the U.S. have some degree of fear regarding dental visits. Rest assured, you’re in caring and skilled hands at Easy Smile Implant Studio. As a result of extensive training, oral and maxillofacial surgeons are well-prepared to administer general anesthesia. Our experienced oral surgeon, Dr. Benjamin Immerman, and our exceptional dentist, Dr. Jennifer Katz, understand that dental anxiety can be a severe barrier to getting essential professional surgical and restorative care.
We are here to answer any questions and encourage you to discuss your fears and concerns about your scheduled procedure. We aim to help you feel at ease and deliver an easy restorative journey that exceeds your expectations. Suppose you’re among the millions of people in the U.S. with dental anxiety and are looking for sedation anesthesia near you. In that case, Dr. Immerman and Dr. Katz look forward to meeting you and restoring your smile and life in a warm and welcoming setting!
Is Dental Anesthesia Right for Me?
- Any degree of dental anxiety or fear
- Overly sensitive teeth or gag reflex
- Resistance to local numbing agents
- Inability to fully open jaw
- Negative past dental experience(s)
- Physical or cognitive issues
- Undergoing multiple or complex treatments
- Comfort and Care with Free General Anesthesia
Unmatched Comfort with General Anesthesia
At EasySmile Implant Studio, we prioritize your comfort and safety by offering general anesthesia during your procedure. General anesthesia ensures you are completely unconscious and free from any pain, making your experience stress-free and comfortable. Our expert anesthesia team will monitor you closely throughout the procedure to ensure your comfort and safety, allowing you to wake up refreshed and with a new smile.
Protect More Than Your Oral Health with Sedation Dentistry
Delaying dental visits can make treatment more difficult and costly as time goes on, leading to longer recovery and severe health repercussions. Ignoring issues such as a fractured tooth or infection can lead to tooth and bone loss and systemic diseases. An abscessed tooth or untreated cavity can allow bacteria to enter your bloodstream, impacting your general health.
If you have a preexisting heart problem or diabetes or are immunosuppressed due to chemotherapy or illness, you must be extra cautious about your oral health. Dental anesthesia in Clearwater, FL, can help prevent oral health problems from becoming whole-body problems. In addition, sedation dentistry makes it far easier to undergo complex procedures like full mouth dental implants.
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