Dental treatment under general anesthesia or sedation
General anesthesia; It is a type of anesthesia in which the patient is completely asleep in the operating room by administering intravenous drugs and knockout gas. Sedation, on the other hand, is a type of anesthesia in which the patient is relaxed by giving only intravenous drugs and the patient remains conscious throughout the procedure. During sedation, the patient is subject to physical stimulation and verbal stimulation. can respond to commands.
Dental treatments performed under general anesthesia or sedation prevent future psychological traumas in children who are very afraid of the dentist and prevent unwanted reflexes to ensure that dental treatments are performed in a healthy way by the dentist. It is preferred for this purpose.
- Especially in all patients who have a fear of the dentist or dental treatment
- Difficulty in cooperation. In children with
- In mentally disabled patients
- In long-term transactions
- In major surgical interventions, general anesthesia and sedation are often preferred. With general anesthesia, all dental treatments that need to be performed on the patient can be completed in one session. Full-fledged general anesthesia and sedation, as it should be. We perform it in a hospital under the supervision of a general anesthesiologist.
