Sedation dentistry is safe when administered by trained professionals. At Dental Visions, our team carefully reviews your medical history, monitors you throughout the procedure and uses proven sedation methods—such as nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation—to ensure your safety and comfort at every step.
Sedation Dentistry
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Cost
We offer nitrous oxide sedation for $100, while IV sedation ranges from $500 to $700. We’ll provide a clear estimate during your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.
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Procedure Duration
Although the length of oral and IV sedation depends on the specific procedure, both options are designed to keep you comfortable from start to finish.
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Pain Level
Both oral and IV sedation are highly effective in minimizing discomfort, with most patients experience little to no pain during treatment.
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Sedation Options in Burleson, TX
At Dental Visions, we know dental anxiety can prevent patients from getting the care they need. That’s why we offer a full range of sedation options—including oral sedation dentistry, IV sedation and nitrous oxide—to help you feel relaxed and at ease. Oral sedation involves taking a safe, prescribed medication before your appointment that allows you to remain calm but alert. For more complex or lengthy procedures like wisdom teeth removal, dental implants or root canals, we offer IV sedation for a deeper level of comfort and minimal memory of the visit.
As one of the only dentists in Johnson County offering IV sedation, Dr. James Denton and our experienced team are uniquely equipped to deliver safe, customized care for even the most anxious patients. Whether you’re nervous about your first appointment or a surgical procedure, we’ll help you choose the sedation method that’s right for you—so you can get the dental care you deserve without stress.
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Prepare for Your Procedure
Consultation: Your comfort starts with a thoughtful conversation. We’ll discuss your dental anxiety, review your medical history and determine the best sedation option—whether it’s nitrous oxide, oral sedation or IV sedation—for your unique needs.
Pre-Procedure Instructions: To ensure your safety, you may be asked to avoid eating or drinking for a set period before your appointment. We’ll also let you know if you’ll need a friend or family member to drive you home, depending on the type of sedation used.
The Procedure: During your visit, our team will carefully administer your chosen sedation method. You’ll remain calm and at ease while we complete your treatment with care, precision and your comfort as our top priority.
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Dental Sedation Process and Next Steps
Recovery: Depending on the type of sedation you receive, you may feel back to normal quickly or need some rest at home afterward. Our team will provide clear, personalized aftercare instructions to help you recover safely and comfortably.
Follow-up: If needed, we’ll schedule a follow-up appointment to check your healing progress and ensure everything is on track. We’re always here to answer questions and support you throughout your recovery.
FAQ
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Is sedation dentistry safe?
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Who can benefit from sedation during dental work?
Sedation can benefit patients who experience dental anxiety, have a low pain threshold, struggle with a strong gag reflex, require complex or lengthy procedures (like wisdom teeth removal or implants), or have difficulty sitting still. It’s also helpful for individuals with special healthcare needs.
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What types of sedation do dentists offer?
Dentists typically offer three main types of sedation: nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for mild relaxation, oral sedation in pill form for moderate anxiety relief and IV sedation for deeper, adjustable sedation during more complex procedures.