Sedation and anesthesia are not for everyone. But there are situations when removal in a dream is the best choice:

• You are afraid of dentists. Even with good anesthesia, the very sight of instruments and the sounds of work can cause panic. In sedation, you simply do not feel fear.
• The tooth is impacted (completely hidden in the bone), dystopic (growing to the side), the roots are curved and extend into the mandibular canal. The doctor needs to make an incision, remove the bone, saw the roots. The operation can last an hour or more - it is much more comfortable to spend this time while sleeping.
• It is necessary to remove several eights at once. (2, 3 or all 4 wisdom teeth). During one visit under anesthesia or deep sedation, you can remove all problematic teeth. You do not have to come several times and go through the operation each time.
• You have an increased gag reflex. Even local anesthesia does not prevent you from gagging when the instruments touch the palate or the root of the tongue. suppressed.
• Allergy to local anesthetics. If you are allergic to lidocaine, articaine or other drugs, removal under anesthesia is a safe option.

Before treatment, the surgeon conducts an examination, performs a CT scan and reviews the diagnostic results. We use the artificial intelligence-based Diagnocat system to assess in detail the location of the roots, the condition of the bone tissue and anatomical features that are important to consider during the operation.

Then you are consulted by an anesthesiologist. He studies the health status, clarifies information about chronic diseases, medications taken and helps to choose the most appropriate option for anesthesiological support.

Depending on the scope of treatment and your wishes, the doctor may recommend sedation with nitrous oxide, drug sleep or general anesthesia.

With sedation, you are relaxed and calm, but maintain contact with the doctor. Drug sleep allows you to completely disconnect from what is happening and not experience discomfort during treatment. For complex and lengthy surgical procedures, general anesthesia can be used under the constant supervision of the anesthesiological team.

Which option is right for you, the doctor will determine after consultation and diagnosis.

After the start of sedation or sleep, the surgeon begins treatment. Even with complex wisdom teeth removal, all actions are pre-planned based on computed tomography, which allows you to work as accurately and carefully as possible.

Throughout the entire procedure, the anesthesiologist continuously monitors your condition, including breathing, pulse, blood pressure and other important indicators.

After treatment is completed, the medication is stopped and you gradually wake up under the supervision of the medical team.

You rest for a while in a comfortable recovery room, and after an examination by a doctor, you receive detailed recommendations and can go home accompanied by a loved one.

Our goal is to make the surgical treatment as possible as possible calm, safe and comfortable so that you can solve the problem without fear and unnecessary stress.