Office-Based Anesthesia
At Electric City Dentistry, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive dental care that prioritizes your comfort and safety. To ensure a positive and stress-free experience for our patients, we offer office-based anesthesia services provided by our team of a skilled and experienced anesthesiologists & anesthetists. This service is designed to cater to individuals who seek enhanced comfort, reduced anxiety, and pain-free treatment during various dental procedures.
Key Features of Our Office-Based Anesthesia Services:
Expert Anesthesia Team: Our team consists of a skilled and experienced team of anesthesiologists & anesthetists who are specialized in administering anesthesia for dental procedures. Their expertise ensures that you receive the highest level of care while undergoing dental treatment.
Personalized Approach: We understand that each patient has unique needs and preferences. Our anesthesia team will work closely with you to assess your medical history, anxiety levels, and the specific procedure you'll be undergoing. This personalized approach allows us to tailor the anesthesia plan to your individual requirements.
Reduced Anxiety: Dental anxiety is a common concern that can deter individuals from seeking necessary dental care. Our office-based anesthesia services help alleviate anxiety and fear, allowing you to undergo dental treatments in a relaxed and stress-free environment.
Pain Management: Our goal is to ensure your comfort throughout the dental procedure. The anesthesia team will carefully administer anesthesia to keep you pain-free during the treatment, and they will monitor you closely to maintain the appropriate level of anesthesia.
Wide Range of Procedures: Office-based anesthesia can be beneficial for a variety of dental procedures, including complex extractions, dental implant placement, root canals, and more. Whether you need a single tooth procedure or a more comprehensive treatment, our anesthesia services can accommodate your needs.
Time-Efficient:Anesthesia can often make longer or more complex procedures feel much shorter for the patient. This can be especially advantageous for those with busy schedules or limited time availability.
What to Expect With Office-Based Anesthesia:
Drowsiness or Grogginess: You may feel sleepy or disoriented for several hours. This is normal and may last up to 24 hours depending on the type of anesthesia used.
Dry Mouth or Nausea: Mild nausea, dry mouth, or a sore throat may occur. These symptoms typically resolve within the day.
Numbness: If local anesthesia was used, expect numbness in your lips, tongue, or cheeks for a few hours.
Not Covered by Insurance:
It's important to note that while office-based anesthesia at Electric City Dentistry provides substantial benefits, this service may not be covered by dental insurance plans. Since insurance policies can vary widely, it's recommended that you inquire with our team about the associated costs and payment options. We are committed to transparency and will provide you with a clear understanding of any costs related to anesthesia services.
At Electric City Dentistry, we believe that your comfort and well-being are paramount. Our office-based anesthesia services represent our dedication to ensuring that your dental experience is as comfortable and anxiety-free as possible. If you have any questions about our anesthesia offerings, including costs, scheduling, or safety measures, our knowledgeable team is here to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your dental care.
Aftercare:
1. Supervision & Rest
Do not drive, operate machinery, or make important decisions for at least 24 hours.
A responsible adult must accompany you home and stay with you for several hours following the procedure.
Plan to rest quietly for the remainder of the day. Avoid strenuous activity or exercise.
2. Food & Hydration
Start with clear liquids (water, broth, juice) and gradually move to soft foods as tolerated.
Avoid spicy, hot, or heavy foods for the first 12–24 hours.
Stay hydrated, but avoid alcohol and caffeine for at least 24 hours.
3. Medications
Follow all post-operative medication instructions, including pain relief and antibiotics, as prescribed.
Take medications with food or fluids to minimize nausea unless directed otherwise.
4. Oral Care
If surgery was performed, avoid rinsing or brushing near the site for the first 24 hours unless directed.
Resume gentle oral hygiene the next day, being careful around the surgical area.
5. Monitor for Complications
Contact us immediately if you experience:
Persistent or worsening pain
Excessive bleeding
Fever over 101°F (38.3°C)
Difficulty breathing or swallowing
Nausea or vomiting that does not subside