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Sedation Dentistry in Chandler, AZ

Welcome to Flossophy Dental, where we offer sedation dentistry to help you feel comfortable and relaxed during your dental visits. Dr. Aditya Pandya and our dedicated team are here to provide top-notch dental care in Chandler, AZ, ensuring you experience has little dental anxiety as possible. 

What is Sedation Dentistry?

Sedation dentistry focuses on providing a comfortable, relaxed dental experience by using sedatives to ease anxiety and discomfort. Sedation dentistry is specifically designed to help patients who may feel nervous or fearful about dental visits. Our office in Chandler, AZ offers a range of sedation options to ensure that returning and new patients can receive the care they need without stress. Sedation dentistry makes it possible to complete essential treatments smoothly, helping you feel comfortable and confident in maintaining your oral health. 

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Types of Sedation

At Flossophy Dental, we offer several types of sedation to meet your specific needs:

Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)

Nitrous oxide is a mild sedative inhaled through a mask placed over your nose. It helps you relax while remaining awake and responsive.

Oral Sedation

Oral sedation involves taking a prescribed medication before your appointment. It provides a deeper level of relaxation and may make you feel drowsy, but you will still be conscious.

IV Sedation

IV sedation is administered through a vein, allowing for a more profound sedative effect. You may feel very drowsy or even fall asleep during the procedure, but you can be easily awakened if needed.

Reasons for Sedation Dentistry

At Flossophy Dental, we offer several types of sedation to meet your specific needs:

  • Dental Anxiety: If you feel nervous or anxious about dental visits, sedation can help you feel more at ease.
  • Low Pain Tolerance: For patients with a low pain threshold, sedation can make procedures more comfortable.
  • Sensitive Gag Reflex: Sedation can help manage a sensitive gag reflex, making it easier for the dentist to work.
  • Extensive Procedures: If you require a long or complex procedure, sedation can help you stay relaxed throughout.
  • Difficulty Sitting Still: Sedation can be beneficial for patients who find it hard to sit still for extended periods.
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IV Sedation vs Oral Sedation

IV Sedation

  • Rapid Onset: IV sedation takes effect quickly, providing deep relaxation.
  • Adjustable Levels: The level of sedation can be adjusted throughout the procedure.
  • Amnesia Effect: Many patients have little to no memory of the procedure, which can be beneficial for those with severe anxiety.

Oral Sedation

  • Ease of Administration: Oral sedation is simple and doesn’t require needles.
  • Gradual Onset: The effects take longer to kick in compared to IV sedation.
  • Conscious State: While you’ll be very relaxed, you’ll remain awake and able to respond to the dentist.

Sedation Dentistry FAQ

  • Is sedation dentistry safe?

    Yes, sedation dentistry is safe when administered by a trained professional. Dr. Pandya will review your medical history and monitor you closely during the process.

  • Will I be awake during sedation?

    With mild sedation (nitrous oxide), you will be awake but relaxed. Oral sedation may make you drowsy, while IV sedation can make you very sleepy or even asleep.

  • How long does the sedation last?

    The duration depends on the type of sedation used. Nitrous oxide wears off quickly, while oral and IV sedation can take a few hours to fully dissipate.

  • Can I drive home after sedation?

    After nitrous oxide, you can drive yourself home. However, with oral or IV sedation, you’ll need someone to drive you home as the effects can last several hours.


Call Us Today to Schedule an Appointment

At Flossophy Dental, we are committed to providing the best dental care for your children. Our office, conveniently located in Chandler, AZ, is designed with your family’s comfort in mind. Dr. Aditya Pandya and our team are here to ensure your child’s dental experience is positive and stress-free.

Call us today at (480) 534-1106 to schedule an appointment. Whether it’s a routine check-up, a filling, or an orthodontic screening, we’re here to help your child maintain a healthy, beautiful smile. Join our dental family and discover why we are the top choice for children’s dentistry near you.

Our Office

Contact us today to schedule an appointment or address any questions you may have. We’re here to provide you with exceptional dental care and support.

Call (480) 534-1106 mydentist@flossophydental.com

4145 S Gilbert Rd #3, Chandler, AZ 85249

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Still have questions?

Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about dental care at our practice. We believe in keeping you informed and providing you with the knowledge you need to make confident decisions about your oral health.

  • What dental services do you offer?

    We provide a wide range of dental services, including routine check-ups, cleanings, restorative dentistry, cosmetic procedures, and more. Explore our services page for a comprehensive list.

  • How often should I visit the dentist for check-ups?

    It’s generally recommended to schedule dental check-ups every six months. However, the frequency may vary depending on your oral health needs. Our dentist will create a personalized plan for you.

  • Do you accept dental insurance, and which providers do you work with?

    Yes, we accept various dental insurance plans. Please check our insurance information page or contact our office for specific details about the providers we work with.

  • What payment options are available if I don't have insurance?

    We offer flexible payment options to accommodate patients without insurance. These may include payment plans, credit card payments, and more. Contact our office for details on our payment options.

  • What should I do in case of a dental emergency?

    If you experience a dental emergency, please contact our office immediately. We will prioritize your situation and provide guidance on the necessary steps to take.

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