The Dental Anesthesia Center: Sedation and Sleep Dentistry 
We specialize in providing comfortable dental care for patients with complex medical conditions, including arthritis. Arthritis is a condition that many associate exclusively with joint pain in the hands, knees, or hips. However, for those living with this chronic condition, the effects can extend beyond these common areas—potentially impacting your oral health and dental care. …
Getting a root canal under sedation is a safe and effective way to eliminate pain, anxiety, and discomfort. Contact us today to schedule. If the thought of a root canal makes you anxious, you’re not alone. Many patients experience fear or nervousness when faced with this procedure. The good news? Yes, you can absolutely get …
Stress-free dental visits for special needs patients in St. Louis. Safe, gentle, expert care tailored to every individual. Call to schedule today! Visiting the dentist can be overwhelming for individuals with special needs. Sensory sensitivities, medical complexities, and anxiety can all make dental care feel out of reach. We’re here to change that at The …
Not sure if sedation dentistry is for you? Here are five reasons it could make your next dental visit easier, faster, and more comfortable. Going to the dentist isn’t exactly anyone’s idea of fun, but for some people, it can be a source of intense anxiety, discomfort, or even fear. At The Dental Anesthesia Center …
Discover how sedation dentistry in St. Louis is transforming the dental experience for patients with autism, sensory challenges, and severe anxiety. For individuals with special needs—such as autism spectrum disorder, developmental disabilities, or sensory processing challenges—dental visits can be overwhelming. The unfamiliar sights, sounds, and sensations often trigger anxiety, fear, or even sensory overload. At …
Nervous about dental work? Discover the safest, most comfortable option—IV sedation or general anesthesia—for stress-free care in St. Louis. If you or a loved one feels anxious about visiting the dentist — or requires extensive dental work — you may wonder: Is IV sedation or general anesthesia the better option? At The Dental Anesthesia Center …