Sedation Dentistry - Ft. Worth, TX

No-Fear Dentistry

Dr. Green discusses sedation options for comfortable dental treatment.

We’re Here to Ease Your Anxieties

It’s not uncommon for us to welcome in patients who are highly anxious and fearful about visiting the dentist. If this is you, our dedicated team of dentists and hygienists is here to make your dental appointment as safe and pain-free as possible. We know that patients’ fears about the dentist all have unique origins, so it’s our goal to provide a level of care that puts you at ease. That’s why we offer multiple types of sedation dentistry in Fort Worth, TX—so you get the precise level of comfort you need to feel relaxed at your appointment. Our team is not only trained to offer our sedation dentistry solutions but is kind and attentive, giving you peace of mind and the no-fear dental visits you deserve.

Who Benefits from Sedation Dentistry?

Feeling highly anxious, fearful, or queasy
Aversion to sights, sounds, or smells at the office
Sensitive gag reflex or sensitive teeth and gums
Difficulty sitting still during procedures or cleanings
Extensive or complex dental treatment needed

Our Calming Sedation Options

Whether you’re just a little anxious or have high dental fear, we have the sedation dentistry solution you need for a comfortable dental appointment. We’ll help you choose which option is best for you, including one or both of the following types:

Nitrous Oxide

Nitrous oxide, also known as “laughing gas,” is light sedation inhaled through a small mask worn over your nose. While the medication is flowing, you’ll feel relaxed during your appointment, though you’ll be awake. Once we’re done with the procedure, we’ll let oxygen flow through your mask, helping to clear the sedation from your body. You’ll be able to drive yourself home after your appointment.

Oral Sedation

Oral sedation, a type of moderate sedation, is a prescription anti-anxiety medication taken by mouth a few hours before your appointment. You’ll be conscious, but very calm and relaxed. Some of our patients who choose oral sedation even nap through their appointments! You’ll need someone to drive you to and from your appointment, as it will take a little while for the effects to wear off. The good news is that you’ll experience little or no memory of your visit.

Does going to the dentist cause anxiety?

Our team can ease your fears!