The Dental Anesthesia Center: Sedation and Sleep Dentistry 
As far as positive health habits, getting your children to floss should be near the top of your list. When it comes to oral health, some children are easier than others. You ask them to start flossing, and not only do they comply, but they enjoy doing it. Others are just the opposite, which makes …
If you suffer from dental anxiety you may want to consider dental sedation to make your treatment easier and stress-free. Many people are aware of the fact that dental anxiety affects roughly half of the population. What they don’t know is the specific factors that cause this condition. We hope to close this knowledge gap …
If your children have trouble going to the dentist, you don’t have to accept that it will be a fight every time they have an appointment. Any parent will tell you that all kids are different. This idea is especially prevalent in the case of pediatric dentistry. While some children will be happy to see …
Here are 5 questions you should ask before your sedation appointment. For sufferers of dental anxiety, movement disorders, low pain tolerance, and high sensitivity, going to the dentist can be excruciating. Fortunately, these people can turn to dental sedation to get the oral care they need. If this describes you, it is best to do …
Having a movement disorder can make routine dental visits a challenge. Though the most common application of sedation dentistry is treating those with dental anxiety, this revolutionary practice applies to a variety of other types of patients, including those with involuntary movement disorders. If you or a loved one has one of these issues, you …
Despite the pain and anxiety that you might feel when going to the dentist, skipping it entirely should not be an option. Suffering from heightened sensitivity can be challenging in many ways. One of them is going to the dentist, which for many, can be a painful and anxiety-inducing experience. To solve these issues, a …