Relaxed, calm, and minimally aware.

IV moderate sedation allows you to stay conscious but extremely relaxed. Most patients remember little or nothing from the procedure. This is one of the most popular choices for wisdom teeth removal, implants, and full-arch surgery.

Benefits:

Deep relaxation

Little to no memory of the procedure

Fast recovery time

Ideal for mildly anxious patients

Monitoring:
Cardiac monitoring, pulse oximetry, blood pressure throughout the procedure.

Fully unconscious, but breathing on your own.

IV deep sedation is provided by a medical anesthesiologist for patients who desire a deeper level of unconsciousness. You are fully asleep and unaware of the procedure but do not require a breathing tube.

Benefits:

Fully asleep

No awareness or memory

Hospital-level safety

Excellent for long or complex surgeries

Monitoring:
Continuous advanced monitoring by an anesthesiologist.

Complete unconsciousness with airway control.

General anesthesia is used for complex cases or patients with severe dental anxiety. This is performed by an anesthesiologist using full airway management and deeper medical monitoring.

Benefits:

Full unconsciousness

Controlled airway and ventilation

Maximum comfort for long or highly complex procedures

Monitoring:
Full anesthesia monitoring including ECG, capnography, BP, oxygenation, and airway management.