Oral Sedation

Our Process
Initial Consultation and Assessment
The process begins with a consultation, either in person or over the phone, to assess your medical history, current medications, and to discuss your anxiety levels and concerns about dental procedures.
Prescribing the Sedative
Based on the assessment, the dentist prescribes an oral sedative medication. This prescription can often be provided over the phone for existing patients.
Pre-Appointment Instructions
You will receive specific instructions on how to take the sedative, such as taking it the night before or an hour before the procedure, and guidelines regarding fasting and transportation arrangements.
Day of the Appointment
You will take the oral sedative as instructed before your dental appointment. It's essential to have someone accompany you to the office, as you should not drive under the influence of the sedative.
Monitoring During Treatment
Throughout the dental procedure, your vital signs and comfort level are continuously monitored to ensure safety and effectiveness of the sedation.
Post-Procedure Care
After the procedure, you will be monitored until the effects of the sedative diminish. You will need someone to drive you home and stay with you for a few hours after the procedure.
Follow-Up
The dentist may schedule a follow-up call or visit to check on your recovery and to discuss any further care or treatments needed.
Nightguards
Renew Dental Studio offers custom-fitted nightguards for bruxism protection, made from high-quality materials to prevent teeth damage and alleviate jaw strain and discomfort, with a personalized fitting process ensuring comfort, effective protection, and improved sleep quality for long-term oral health.
Periodontal Therapy
We offer comprehensive periodontal therapy, encompassing treatments like scaling, root planing, and advanced options like surgery and laser therapy, to combat gum disease and prevent its progression, focusing on both treating existing conditions and educating patients on oral hygiene practices for overall health and smile longevity.