Sedation Brockville

Oral Moderate Sedation

At The Sedation & Implant Suite, we understand that dental anxiety is real — and you’re not alone. Oral moderate sedation offers a safe and effective way to help you feel relaxed and at ease during your treatment.

With this method, you’ll take a prescribed medication before your appointment. By the time your procedure begins, you’ll feel calm, drowsy, and less aware of your surroundings — but still able to respond to your dentist. Most patients remember little to nothing about the visit, making it an excellent option for those who experience dental fear, have a strong gag reflex, or need longer treatments completed comfortably.

Our team closely monitors you throughout the entire process to ensure your safety and comfort.

IV Sedation

For patients who prefer a deeper level of relaxation, IV sedation provides the highest level of comfort available outside of general anesthesia. Administered directly into your bloodstream, IV sedation allows our team to control the level of sedation throughout your procedure for a customized, precise experience.

You’ll remain conscious but in a dream-like state — relaxed, unaware of time, and completely comfortable while we handle your dental care. IV sedation is ideal for complex procedures such as implant surgery, extractions, and full-mouth restorations.

Our dentists are certified in IV sedation and trained to maintain the highest standards of patient safety and monitoring.


Dental Anesthesia

If you feel uneasy about your dental visit and are looking for a safe alternative you've come to the right place in Brockville . Sedation Implant Suite can provide your dental care under Oral Moderate Sedation and Nitrous Oxide.

Your teeth can be fixed, sore gums restored, and your smile brightened without discomfort while you are almost asleep and relaxed through your appointment with Dr. Gurfateh Sandhu, Dr. Harsh Patel, Dr. Hussein Al-Mufti. Have years of dental treatment in just one appointment. No more hiding your smile behind your hand or putting up with pain.

If you have one or more of the following conditions, dental anesthesia can help you:

  • Fear and Anxiety
  • Low pain threshold or very sensitive teeth
  • Gag reflexes
  • Limited time to complete dental care or in need of an extensive treatment
  • Children and most special needs patients who cannot cooperate during a normal dental procedure can also benefit greatly from anesthesia.

Nitrous Oxide

This form of Conscious Sedation offered at Sedation Implant Suite helps to ease anxiety and enhance procedural comfort.

Advantages of using nitrous oxide includes the following:

  • The simplicity for the adjustment for the depth of sedation which can be altered at any time during treatment to increase or decrease sedation.
  • There is no after effect such as a “hangover”.
  • Inhalation sedation is safe with no side effects on your heart and lungs, etc. The biotransformation for nitrous oxide is only about 0.04%
  • Inhalation sedation is very effective in minimizing gagging.
  • It works rapidly as it reaches the brain within 20 seconds. In as little as 2-3 minutes its relaxation and pain killing properties develop.
  • Reversal of nitrous oxide sedation will be provided by administration of 100% oxygen for about 5 minutes at the end of treatment.
  • No company required post appointment.

Nitrous Oxide has been a means of sedation in dentistry for many years. Nitrous oxide is safe, the patient receives up to 70% nitrous with no less than 30% oxygen. It has been used by millions of patients around the world for dental and medical sedation.

You are able to breathe on your own and remain in control of all bodily functions. There is no company required to take you home after nitrous oxide administration. You will be able to walk or drive home unaccompanied. You may also experience mild amnesia and may fall asleep, not remembering all of what happened during the appointment.

Reasons to not use Nitrous Oxide

You should not use Nitrous Oxide if you have been diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Though there are no other major contraindications to using nitrous oxide, you may not want to use it if you have emphysema, exotic chest problems, M.S., a cold or other difficulties with breathing. Claustrophobia is also a contraindication.

To ensure that you have a safe and comfortable experience during your treatment, it's important to fully understand the sedation method being used. If you have any doubts or concerns about nitrous oxide, I encourage you to reach out to Dr. Gurfateh Sandhu, Dr. Harsh Patel, Dr. Hussein Al-Mufti and ask for more details about the sedation options available to you.

Don't hesitate to ask questions and make informed decisions about your dental care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Sedation

Yes, dental sedation is generally considered safe when administered by a qualified and experienced dentist like Dr. Gurfateh Sandhu, Dr. Harsh Patel, Dr. Hussein Al-Mufti. We carefully evaluate your medical history and monitor you closely throughout the procedure.

With Nitrous Oxide sedation, you will be conscious and responsive, but deeply relaxed. Oral Moderate Sedation will make you sleepy during the procedure.

Yes, you can typically drive home after Nitrous Oxide sedation as the effects wear off quickly. However, this depends on the patient.

The best way to determine if dental sedation is right for you is to schedule a consultation with Dr. Gurfateh Sandhu, Dr. Harsh Patel, Dr. Hussein Al-Mufti. We can discuss your anxieties, medical history, and treatment needs to determine the most appropriate sedation option.
If you are looking for a dentist in Brockville for Sedation please call us at 613-341-9000 or book an appointment online.
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