Which drug is safer - Propofol or Sevoflurane?

Both drugs are safe and certified. The choice depends on individual characteristics: Propofol is good for quickly falling asleep and short procedures, Sevoflurane - for long operations and for patients who are afraid of injections. The anesthesiologist will tell you which is better in in your case.

Can I have anesthesia if I have chronic diseases?

It is possible, but only after consultation with an anesthesiologist and, possibly, additional examinations. Many chronic diseases (for example, hypertension in remission) are not a strict contraindication - it is important that the condition is stable.

How. Will I recover quickly after anesthesia?

Recovery takes place within 1-2 hours. You may feel slightly drowsy, but within a few hours of waking up you can usually go home. A full return to normal rhythm occurs the next day.

Can I eat and drink before anesthesia?

No 6 hours before anesthesia is excluded. food, 2-3 hours before - drinking. This is a prerequisite to avoid complications.

Do you need to take an accompanying person with you?

Yes, we strongly recommend coming with an accompanying person - especially if you have chosen anesthesia with Propofol or Sevoflurane. On the day of the procedure you will not be able to drive.

Is anesthesia suitable for you? children?

Yes. Children's anesthesia is carried out using the same drugs, but the dosage is calculated strictly according to weight and age. Often inhaled Sevoflurane through a mask is chosen for children - it is less psychologically traumatic.

Dental treatment under general anesthesia in Tashkent

General anesthesia in dentistry: what is it and for whom

General anesthesia is a deep medicated sleep that is induced by special drugs. In this state, you feel, see, hear and do not remember anything. This is who general anesthesia is suitable for:

Patients with dental phobia - fear so strong that even the sight of a dental chair causes panic.
Those who need to treat 5-10 teeth at a time - so as not to drag out the torment for months.
People with allergies to local anesthesia - when classical injections are impossible.
Patients with a pronounced gag reflex - it interferes with the doctor’s work, and with you - relax.
Children, especially small ones, who cannot sit in a chair and understand what is wanted from them.
Those who are facing a complex operation - removal of wisdom teeth, sinus lift, bone grafting.

If you recognize yourself in one of the points, general anesthesia will be yours salvation.

Two drugs - two approaches: Propofol and Sevoflurane

At KAN Dental Clinic we use two modern drugs for general anesthesia. They differ in the method of administration, but are equally safe and effective. Which one to choose is decided by the anesthesiologist after consultation, based on your health, scope of treatment and even personal preferences.

Propofol - intravenous anesthesia

The drug is administered through a dropper. Falling asleep occurs almost instantly - after 30-60 seconds you are already asleep. Awakening is easy, without nausea and dizziness. Propofol is ideal for procedures of medium duration (up to 1-1.5 hours) and for patients who want to fall asleep quickly and wake up refreshed.

Features:

Quick fall asleep.
Gentle recovery from anesthesia.
Minimum risk of postoperative nausea.
Suitable for adults and children.

Sevoflurane - inhalation anesthesia

The drug is supplied through a mask along with oxygen. Falling asleep occurs gradually, which allows the anesthesiologist to smoothly control the depth of sleep. Sevoflurane is often chosen for long-term interventions (from 1 hour or more), as well as for children who are afraid of injections - the mask is perceived much more calmer.

Features:

Smooth fall into sleep.
Possibility of precise correction of the depth of anesthesia in real time.
Perfect for long-term operations.
Children's version - painless fall asleep through mask.

During the consultation, the anesthesiologist will explain all the nuances and help you make a decision.

How is treatment under anesthesia: the full picture

Consultation

You come to the dentist, who assesses the condition of your teeth and determines the scope of treatment. Then you are invited by an anesthesiologist. He asks questions about your health, chronic diseases, allergies, previous surgeries, and also how you carry medications.

Diagnostics and tests

In most cases, before anesthesia, you need to take a general blood test and do an ECG. Sometimes additional tests are required - if there are doubts about the heart or breathing, we do not perform anesthesia without tests - this is a rule that we do not. violating.

Preparation for the procedure

You cannot eat 6 hours before anesthesia, and drink for 2-3 hours. This is a mandatory condition. On the day of treatment, you come to the clinic, they put an intravenous catheter in you (if Propofol is chosen) or they explain how to use a mask (if Sevoflurane). escorted to the operating room, where all the equipment is ready.

Putting into sleep and treatment

The anesthesiologist administers the drug or turns on the gas supply. The dentists do the rest - they treat, remove, place implants. At this time, the anesthesiologist is nearby, constantly monitoring the pressure. pulse, respiratory rate and oxygen saturation. Any deviation is recorded instantly, and the doctor corrects the condition. stabilizes, you are sent home with detailed recommendations.

Safety is our top priority

We understand that the word “anesthesia” is scary. But in modern medicine, general anesthesia is a routine procedure that has long been safe. The main thing is to follow the rules.

What we do for your safety:

Only regular ones work An anesthesiologist with many years of experience is not an invited specialist, but our employee who knows every patient.
The latest generation of anesthesia-respiratory equipment with continuous monitoring is used.
All drugs - Propofol and Sevoflurane - have international certificates and are used all over the world.
Before anesthesia, a mandatory preoperative examination and, if necessary, additional tests.

The only thing that can interfere are contraindications. There are not many of them, but they exist: severe heart disease, uncompensated hypertension, some breathing disorders, acute infections, allergies to drug components. That is why consultation with an anesthesiologist is mandatory - it excludes it. risks.

Prices

Superficial sedation (a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen), from 15 to 30 minutes

Superficial sedation (a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen), 1 hour

Anesthetic management using the drug Sevoflurane — duration 30 min.

Anesthesia using the drug Sevoflurane—first hour

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+998 (78) 113-73-33

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Pak Olga
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Yugay Elena
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Golovleva Anna
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Kim Ekaterina
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General anesthesia in dentistry: what is it and for whom

General anesthesia is a deep medicated sleep that is induced by special drugs. In this state, you feel, see, hear and do not remember anything. This is who general anesthesia is suitable for:

Patients with dental phobia - fear so strong that even the sight of a dental chair causes panic.
Those who need to treat 5-10 teeth at a time - so as not to drag out the torment for months.
People with allergies to local anesthesia - when classical injections are impossible.
Patients with a pronounced gag reflex - it interferes with the doctor’s work, and with you - relax.
Children, especially small ones, who cannot sit in a chair and understand what is wanted from them.
Those who are facing a complex operation - removal of wisdom teeth, sinus lift, bone grafting.

If you recognize yourself in one of the points, general anesthesia will be yours salvation.

How is treatment under anesthesia: the full picture

Consultation

Diagnostics and tests

Preparation for the procedure

Putting into sleep and treatment

Safety is our top priority

We understand that the word “anesthesia” is scary. But in modern medicine, general anesthesia is a routine procedure that has long been safe. The main thing is to follow the rules.

What we do for your safety:

Only regular ones work An anesthesiologist with many years of experience is not an invited specialist, but our employee who knows every patient.
The latest generation of anesthesia-respiratory equipment with continuous monitoring is used.
All drugs - Propofol and Sevoflurane - have international certificates and are used all over the world.
Before anesthesia, a mandatory preoperative examination and, if necessary, additional tests.

Don't let fear control your health. General anesthesia at KAN Dental Clinic is a chance to cure your teeth once and for all, without pain and stress.

KAN Dental Clinic

Mirzo Ulugbek St., 51B, Tashkent

Landmark: Buyuk Ipak Yuli metro station

+998 (78) 113-73-33

Mon–Fri 09:00–21:00, Sat 09:00–18:00

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General anesthesia in dentistry: what is it and for whom