Issaquah Sedation Dentistry
Have you ever avoided going to the dentist because you were concerned about discomfort, pain or fear? Dr. Kelley Fisher empathizes with you. We see many first-time patients, unaware of our Issaquah sedation dentistry, who decided to put off visiting the dentist out of a concern about pain.
At our office, we believe that everyone deserves a comfortable dental experience, so we do our best to take your feelings into consideration at all times. If you can relate to that anxious feeling when you think about visiting the dentist, Dr. Fisher has great news for you. It’s called oral conscious sedation, and it is quickly becoming the preferred form of dental care for those who have:
- Dental fear or anxiety
- Limited time
- Complex dental problems
- A very sensitive gag reflex
- Difficulty in becoming or maintaining numbness
- A strong aversion to dental noises, smells and tastes
- Apprehension that keeps them from visiting the dentist
Short-term amnesia is actually a benefits of sedation dentistry in Issaquah. In most cases, you simple won't remember the procedure or your time spent in sedation, which enables our doctor to focus on performing your very important dentistry. The best part about our Issaquah sedation dentistry is that you comfortably receive vital dental treatment, in a relaxed state. While under sedation, you can swallow and speak — however, you’ll remember next to nothing about your dental procedure. Issaquah sedation dentistry works with your concerns and makes comfortable dentistry possible for many who would otherwise avoid treatment.
Recline & Relax
Fully certified to perform oral sedation dentistry, our Issaquah dental office can give you safe, effective and anxiety-free treatment. Prior to administering sedation, we screen you for a variety of risks factors to ensure that you will be safe. During sedation your safety and comfort is our priority, so we monitor your vital signs and oxygen saturation levels throughout your treatment.
We also offer nitrous oxide in conjunction with sedation, not as a sedative, but as an analgesic pain reliever. While alert enough to answer and ask questions during the entire procedure, you will feel totally relaxed and comfortable.
If you plan to use sedation, you do need to have a friend or family member drive you to and from your appointment.
Your teeth are yours for a lifetime. Don’t let worry prevent you from keeping them in tip-top shape. Call Dr. Kelley Fisher and learn how sedation can dramatically improve your dental experience.
Providing Issaquah sedation dentistry services to Sammamish, Bellevue and Renton, WA.
