Anesthesiology Services
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IV sedation involves starting an intravenous catheter in your hand or arm
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Anesthesia medications are administered IV to achieve the desired level of sedation
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The level of sedation is usually classified as deep. Under deep sedation, you will be asleep and will not have recall during the procedure
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Your blood pressure, heart rate, heart rhythm, oxygen saturation, end-tidal Co2, respiratory rate, temperature, and level of consciousness will be monitored continuously throughout the procedure
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Additional oxygen may be administered via nasal cannula
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Vigilant coordination and communication will occur between the CRNA, dentist, and staff to provide the highest quality of care for you
Why Choose IV Sedation?
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Increase patient comfort
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Increase patient satisfaction
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Increase patient safety
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Complete multiple treatments during a single procedure
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Cost effective
What is IV Sedation?
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The same standard of anesthesia care set for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers also applies to dental office settings
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IV sedation allows you to recover quickly and resume normal daily activities in a short period of time
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IV Sedation enables the dentist to give their undivided attention to the procedure while a CRNA cares for you before, during, and after the procedure
Is IV Sedation Safe?