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Sedation Dentistry & Involuntary Movement Disorders

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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 …

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Updated: January 18, 2019

Why Sedation Dentistry Is Especially Useful for Parents

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Dental sedation can be an excellent choice for children who suffer from dental anxiety! Some St. Louis parents have no issues taking their child to the dentist. They simply make an appointment, bring their child in, stand by as the child gets their treatment, and leave without any stress. For other parents, this is not …

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Updated: August 31, 2021

The Truth Behind 5 Sedation Dentistry Myths

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Though sedation dentistry has gained incredible popularity in recent years, there is still a significant amount of misinformation about it. There is no shortage of myths and misconceptions about sedation dentistry. At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we understand that the idea of sedation can seem intimidating, but it’s a safe, effective solution for patients with …

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Updated: November 29, 2024

The Rising Popularity of Sedation Dentistry

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It is estimated that up to 10% of people have a legitimate dental phobia, and another 50% or so feel significant dental anxiety. Recently, sedation dentistry has been taking the dental industry by storm. Between the internet, billboards, and newspapers, it seems like it is being advertised everywhere. This rise in popularity is no accident. …

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Updated: March 28, 2025

Don’t Be Afraid to Request Sedation for Your Dental Procedure!

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There is no need to suffer through a dental procedure or to avoid one out of fear or anxiety. Not everyone has a great impression of going to the dentist. Statistics indicate that as many as 50% of Americans fear going to the dentist, even for just a regular dental exam. Whether you have had …

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Updated: February 13, 2019