Sleep Dentistry
Sleep dentistry
Let’s make you calm and comfortable in the chair
If fear has kept you from getting care, you’re not alone and you don’t have to push through it. Sleep dentistry can help you get through treatment calmly, without stress or memory of the procedure. Whether it’s happy gas or twilight sedation, we’ll talk through the options and help you choose what feels right for you.
What is sleep dentistry?
Sleep dentistry uses sedation to help you feel calm (or even go to sleep) during treatment. It’s ideal for people who are anxious, need complex work, or simply want to get it done without the stress. We offer options from light sedation to full twilight sleep, depending on your needs.
Helps reduce fear, anxiety and dental stress
Options include nitrous oxide (happy gas) or IV sedation
Ideal for complex or multi-step treatments
Suits both adults and children with unique support needs
We’ll talk through what’s right for you, step by step
Why choose sleep dentistry?
Reduced overwhelm
For patients with fear or anxiety, sedation can take the edge off or remove awareness entirely. You stay relaxed, even for complex work.
Fit more in one appointment
Longer sessions feel shorter under sedation, so we can often complete multiple treatments in one visit with less stress.
Minimal memories
With twilight sedation, most patients don’t recall the treatment at all. This can help reduce anxiety about future visits.
Gentle for kids and teens
Some children need more help feeling safe in the chair. Sedation can make things calmer and more comfortable for everyone.
Supports complex treatment
If you’ve delayed care for years, sedation can help you get the work done, without panic, overwhelm or judgment.
Directed by your comfort level
From light happy gas to full twilight sedation, we match the option to your needs and check in often to keep you at ease.
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