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What does sedation feel like?
Oral sedation may last several hours after your procedure, which is why you will most likely be directed to arrange a ride home from the dental clinic. All of your bodily functions will remain unimpaired, including your breathing, throughout sedation.
Can children be sedated?
Sedatives are used in pediatric dentistry as a way to ensure that children remain calm and motionless during dental procedures that are necessary for their oral health. The type of sedation given depends on the specific circumstances, including the age of the patient and any fears or anxieties. If a child cannot swallow a pill
What are the side effects?
Common side effects of oral sedation may include nausea, a lack of motor control, and sleepiness after the dental procedure. You may also experience high blood pressure or an elevated heart rate. Most of these side effects will clear up within a few hours. If you notice any unusual symptoms such as difficulty breathing, be sure to seek medical attention.
Who administers oral sedation?
A dentist or a dentist anesthesiologist will provide oral sedation. Not all dental clinics offer oral sedation or other forms of sedation, so be sure to ask your dentist about the options available.
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