Sedation Dentistry for Kids!

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Going to the dentist can be a really scary experience.

We want to make sure that fear isn’t keeping your child from important dental care decisions, which is why we offer sedation options to help them relax during treatment and keep their dental health smooth sailing.

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Types of Sedation:

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Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)

Laughing gas is a type of gas that wears off very quickly once it stops being breathing in. It’s a minor sedation approach that will be felt just as quickly as it will be bounced out of.

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Deep Sedation

IV sedation makes you feel sleepy and some patients have not remembered the procedure after it’s over. While the patient should not become unconscious, if they do it is possible for the dentist to easily wake the patient up.

Our team of professionals will monitor the sedative levels based on your little one and be sure they are right at ease and comfortable while in the chair.

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Oral Conscious Sedation

The lightest form of sedation we offer. It’s an oral medication, such as Valium, to help you feel relaxed but awake. It is recommended for those with mild to moderate anxiety. You will remain conscious for the procedure, but any tension and anxiety will fade away. You will be able to talk on your own during the procedure as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Is Curodont Repair safe for children?

Yes! Curodont Repair is completely safe and non-invasive. There is no drilling or numbing required, making it an excellent option for children.

How long does the treatment take?

The entire treatment process typically takes just a few minutes per tooth, making it quick and easy for both kids and parents.

Will my child feel any pain?

No, there is no pain associated with Curodont Repair. It’s a non-invasive procedure, so there is no drilling or numbing needed.

Can Curodont Repair prevent cavities from coming back?

While Curodont Repair can repair early-stage cavities, it’s essential to continue good oral hygiene practices at home. Regular checkups and cleanings will help prevent cavities from returning.

How do I know if Curodont Repair is right for my child?

Curodont Repair is best for children who have early cavities or “watch areas” that are not yet advanced enough to need a filling. During your child’s routine checkup, we can assess if this treatment is suitable.


Ready to Schedule an Appointment?

If you think Curodont Repair could be the right solution for your child, don’t hesitate to reach out! Our team at First Impressions Pediatric Dentistry is here to help with this innovative, minimally invasive treatment option.
Call us today to schedule your child’s consultation!

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