LONDON, ON, July 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Northland Dental Centre, London dentist, introduces patients to sedation dentistry to help them overcome their dental phobias. With the use of sedation dentistry, Northland Dental Centre, London sedation dentistry, is able to establish a relaxed, easy and calm state through the use of sedatives for their patients.
The sedatives utilized by Drs. Brock Rondeau and Adam Burton can be administered orally, by inhalation or intravenously (IV). It enables patients who are afraid of receiving dental treatment to receive the dental care that they need, or want, while avoiding their dental phobia. Sedation dentistry is often used during procedures that require an extensive amount of time in the treatment chair, and is ideal for patients who experience dental phobia or have difficulty controlling their movements.
"Dental phobia may be jeopardizing the health and functionality of your mouth and smile. With sedation dentistry I am able to provide my patients with the dental treatment they need while giving them a relaxing and anxiety-free experience. No one should avoid the dentist. Sedation dentistry allows patients the comfort they need to receive necessary dental treatment to maintain a healthy smile," said Dr. Adam Burton, dentist in London, ON.
For patients who have a fear of dental treatments or have had a traumatic dental experience in the past, sedation dentistry can significantly benefit them. Additionally, it is also helpful for patients who have difficulty getting numb, have a bad gag reflex and very sensitive teeth. Sedation may also be recommended for those who don't like needles and shots, as well as the noises, smells, and tastes associated with dental care. It can be used for procedures such as teeth whitening, dental implants and veneers in London.
There are different types and degrees of dental sedation available. The sedation dentistry technique recommended by Northland Dental Centre will depend upon the treatment being performed and the degree of the patient's dental anxiety. Northland Dental Centre in London will be able to tell if a patient is a candidate for moderate sedation with oral sedatives or nitrous oxide, or deep sedation with intravenous medication.
Patients are encouraged to contact Northland Dental Centre today if they suffer from dental anxiety or phobia. Drs. Brock Rondeau and Adam Burton, London dentists at Northland Dental Centre, can use sedation dentistry to successfully treat dental anxiety while performing treatment to maintain proper dental health. .
About Northland Dental Centre: Owned and operated by Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, dentists in London, Northland Dental Centre strives to make their London office as efficient and convenient as possible. At Northland Dental Centre, Dr. Rondeau and his professional staff are committed to delivering quality care to informed patients in a comfortable, convenient setting. Offering sedation dentistry, veneers, Invisalign, and dental implants in London, Northland Dental Centre is available for all of your dental needs.
Media Contact:
contactus@northlanddental.com
1295 Highbury Avenue
London, ON N5Y 5L3
(519) 455-2551
http://www.northlanddental.com
London, ON Dentists Cater to Dental Phobic Patients with Sedation Dentistry
Dentists in London, Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, are pleased to offer fearful patients easy dental health care through sedation dentistry.
2011-07-07
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[Press-News.org] London, ON Dentists Cater to Dental Phobic Patients with Sedation DentistryDentists in London, Dr. Brock Rondeau and Dr. Adam Burton, are pleased to offer fearful patients easy dental health care through sedation dentistry.