Improving Your Dental Experience with Sedation Dentistry

West One Family Dental uses sedation to provide a calming, anxiety-free experience. Don’t let dental anxiety keep you from caring properly for your teeth! Untreated issues can cause pain and lasting damage to your smile. At our dental office, we offer oral & IV sedation as well as nitrous oxide (“laughing gas”). You and your doctor will discuss the best choice for your anxiety level and overall health. Book an appointment with our experienced dentists today!

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Relax In Our Dental Chair With Our Experienced Sedation Provider

West One Family Dental has been offering sedation for dental treatment for over 30 years. Our staff is trained and experienced in caring for sedated patients. They maintain the highest standards of care and professionalism. Using modern monitoring equipment, we steward your overall health while alleviating your anxiety.

Our Dental Sedation Process

Each situation is unique; we will ANALYZE YOUR HISTORY: When patients are interested in sedation for their appointments, we always begin with an initial consultation. First, you and your doctor will discuss the different sedation options and your specific health history.

Preview any risks and DISCUSS CONCERNS: Next, the doctor will address any risks associated with sedation. If you have any concerns or questions about our sedation methods, our doctors are eager to explain and put you at ease.

You and your doctor MAKE AN EDUCATED DECISION: Lastly, you and the doctor can decide together which option is the best for you and your situation. You are then free to schedule your next appointment with the right sedation option for you.

Interested In Getting Sedation?

Call our office today to schedule an appointment and take a step towards the confident smile you long for!

Sedation FAQs

Q: Is sedation covered by insurance?

A: In our experience, sedation is usually covered at 80% by most insurances. If you are concerned about price, we will discuss your coverage with your insurance before your appointment.
Q: Are there people who can’t be sedated?

A: Every person’s health history is unique, which is why we always start with a consult and review every patient’s history before agreeing to sedation. Most people are able to use sedation, but your doctor will discuss your specific situation with you during the consultation.