General Anesthesia (GA)
General Anesthesia (GA)
Comprehensive sedation for complex dental procedures.
What is General Anesthesia (GA)?
At Lunar Smile Dentistry, we offer General Anesthesia (GA) for patients undergoing more complex or lengthy dental procedures. This type of anesthesia puts the patient into a state of controlled unconsciousness, ensuring they feel no pain or discomfort throughout the procedure.
GA is administered by a trained anesthesiologist who monitors your vital signs throughout the procedure to ensure safety and comfort. This is typically used for patients who have extreme dental anxiety, those undergoing extensive oral surgery, or for pediatric patients who cannot remain still during treatment.
Benefits of General Anesthesia (GA)
- Comfort and Safety: General Anesthesia ensures that you remain completely relaxed and pain-free during the entire procedure, eliminating the discomfort often associated with dental treatments.
- For Complex Procedures: GA is ideal for lengthy, complicated treatments, such as full-mouth reconstructions or oral surgeries, where patients may need to remain still for extended periods.
- Ideal for Anxious or Pediatric Patients: For those who experience extreme dental anxiety or for children who are unable to sit through treatment, GA offers a calm, controlled environment for necessary care.
- Expert Monitoring: The administration of GA is carefully managed by a professional anesthesiologist, ensuring your safety is closely monitored throughout the procedure.
What You Can Expect
Before your procedure, you’ll be carefully assessed to ensure you are a good candidate for General Anesthesia. During the procedure, you’ll be closely monitored by an anesthesiologist, who will adjust your sedation as needed to keep you comfortable.
After the procedure, you’ll be given time to wake up from the anesthesia in a safe and controlled environment. You may feel groggy for a short period and will need someone to drive you home afterward. It’s important to follow post-operative care instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.
If you have a complex dental procedure coming up, general anesthesia may be the ideal solution for your comfort and safety.
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