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It doesn’t matter if you get nervous when you visit your family dentist for a checkup. What concerns dentists across the country is that the fear of dentistry keeps people from coming in at all. To maintain your dental health, it’s not enough to brush twice a day and floss your teeth at least once a day; you need to visit your restorative family dentist twice a year for an exam and a cleaning.

And yet three of every 10 Americans avoid dentists for that very reason, according to Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation. More people aren’t getting the dental care they need to prevent tooth decay, periodontal disease, and potential tooth loss. Instead of giving in to your fears, rely on a dentist who offers sedation and sleep dentistry.

What Is The Difference Between Sleep Dentistry and Sedation Dentistry?
Sedation dentistry is the term that covers all pain-free dental procedures. Sleep dentistry refers to techniques used that knock you out entirely during the process, just as you would be anesthetized in a hospital for surgery. All sleep dentistry is safe and effective.

The purpose of sedation dentistry is to put you into a relaxed state to eliminate your pain and alleviate your fears. It’s a proven method that allows you to get the dental care you need without causing you undue anxiety. There are four levels of sedation dentistry, from mildest to deepest:

Deep. You remain conscious and communicative, but you’re calm and pain-free. Inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly referred to as laughing gas, is usually the way to reach this state. Your dentist puts a mask over your nose and mouth and tells you to breathe. Nitrous oxide isn’t addictive, and it dissipates quickly. You can even drive yourself home after your treatment.
Deeper. You may slur your words, but you’re conscious, if not alert. You probably won’t remember anything your dentist does. You get to this level of sedation through a pill, an injection, or an intravenous (IV) drip. Ask a friend to drive you home, as you’ll feel unsteady on your feet.
Deepest. At this deepest level of sedation dentistry, you’re not totally under, but you may struggle to speak. Delivered through an IV drip, you definitely won’t feel a thing during your procedure. Afterward, you’ll still feel out of sorts for several hours, so arrange for a ride home.
Unconscious. You’re completely unconscious during your dental procedure, so you don’t feel anything. You’ll need time to come out of the haze, and you cannot drive yourself home. The most potent sleep dentistry technique, it’s used rarely, and just for severe cases of anxiety.

Precision Dental is accepting new patients in our Astoria dental center! We offer 20% OFF on first exam, which includes X-rays and a cleaning.

Precision Dental NYC
21-34 30th Ave,
Queens, NY 11102
(718) 274-2749
https://precisiondentalnyc.com

Nearby Locations:
Astoria | Ditmars Steinway | Astoria Heights | Jackson Heights | Woodside | Sunnyside Gardens | Dutch Kills
11101, 11102, 11103, 11104, 11105, 11106 | 11372 | 11377

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Working Hours :
Monday: 9AM-7PM
Tuesday: 9AM-7PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 9AM-7PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 9AM-4PM
Sunday: Closed

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