Sedation Dentistry

If fear or anxiety has ever kept you from visiting the dentist, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. At Dental Krafts, we offer safe and effective sedation dentistry options to help you feel calm and in control during your dental visit. Whether you’re undergoing a complex treatment or just feel anxious about cleanings, sedation can transform your experience.
Our goal is to provide stress-free, pain-free dentistry using the latest in dental sedation techniques—all in a comfortable, welcoming environment.
What is Sedation Dentistry?
Sedation dentistry involves the use of medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. It’s ideal for patients who:
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Experience dental anxiety or fear
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Have a sensitive gag reflex
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Struggle with sitting still for long procedures
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Have low pain tolerance
- Need multiple treatments in a single visit
Depending on your needs, we offer several levels of sedation—from mild relaxation to deeper conscious sedation—all administered with your safety and comfort in mind.
Types of Sedation We Offer
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A light sedative that’s inhaled through a small mask
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Fast-acting and wears off quickly
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You remain awake, alert, and able to drive home
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Ideal for mild to moderate anxiety
💊 Oral Conscious Sedation
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A pill taken before your appointment to help you relax
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You remain conscious but deeply relaxed
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May cause drowsiness—someone will need to drive you home
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Great for moderate to severe anxiety or longer procedures
💉 IV Sedation
Administered intravenously for rapid, controlled sedation
You’ll stay awake but may not remember much of the procedure
- Recommended for complex treatments or severe dental fear
Is Sedation Dentistry Right for You?
You may be a good candidate for sedation dentistry if:
✔️ You avoid dental visits due to fear or past trauma
✔️ You have a strong gag reflex or struggle with numbing
✔️ You’re undergoing oral surgery or multiple treatments
✔️ You want a calmer, more comfortable dental experience
During your consultation, we’ll walk you through your options and help you decide which type of sedation suits your needs best.