Los Angeles Dentist Puts An End To Dental Fears With Updated Technology

Dr. Shervin Louie, LA dentist, offers sedation dentistry to help calm patients' dental anxiety at their next appointment.

2012-12-23

LOS ANGELES, CA, December 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Whether patients are visiting Dr. Shervin Louie, Los Angeles dentist, for routine cleanings or more complex procedures, they no longer have anything to fear. Patients who suffer from dental anxiety are not alone, and Dr. Louie is available to help patients to better understand their dental care and how sedation dentistry works to eliminate dental fears.

"I understand that many of my patients might experience dental anxiety, but I am excited to continue to offer my patients sedation dentistry. With sedation dentistry, I can help eliminate fears to complete comfortable dental care for my patients. No longer does anyone need to fear going to the dentist because sedation dentistry works to eliminate these fears," said Dr. Shervin Louie, LA dentist.

With sedation dentistry, patients can now stop avoiding routing dental care, and begin receiving the necessary treatment to keep them smiling longer. From routine cleanings to Los Angeles dental implants, sedation dentistry offers Dr. Louie a new way to combat dental fears so that his patients can continue to receive the best in quality dental care possible.

Through the use of sedatives, sedation dentistry helps to establish a relaxed, easy, and calm state for the patient. These sedative drugs can be administered in a variety of ways, including orally, inhalation and intravenously. With sedation dentistry, Dr. Louie, dentist in Los Angeles, can help provide his patients with a relaxing and anxiety-free experience so that he or she can go to the dentist to receive the dental care they need while avoiding the common apprehension known as "dental phobia."

One type of sedation used by Dr. Louie is oral sedation, which does not require any needles. Oral sedation maintains a level of consciousness for safety and cooperation, while allowing patients to relax during treatment. Dr. Louie, West Hollywood dentist, informs his patients that they are not asleep during this procedure, but are in a calm, comfortable state that allows him to successfully perfume his patients' dental procedure without complication.

Sedation dentistry also comes in the form of inhalation sedation, which utilizes nitrous oxide (N2O). Also known as laughing gas, inhalation sedation is one of the most commonly used types of sedation dentistry. Nitrous oxide is a colorless sweet tasting that is inhaled and is not irritating for the patient. Dr. Louie, best dentist in Los Angeles, also offers intravenous (IV) sedation, which is available to significantly reduce a patient's fears and discomfort during their next dental procedure. IV sedation offers quick-acting response and is extremely effective for moderate to severe anxiety. During the procedure, Dr. Shervin Louie can adjust the level of sedation accordingly to allow for ideal comfort throughout the procedure.

Patients who suffer from dental anxiety that often prevents them from receiving necessary dental care are encouraged to contact Dr. Shervin Louie for more information on sedation dentistry. Through sedation dentistry, Dr. Louie, Los Angeles teeth whitening dentist, can help his patients take the next step toward a healthy smile.

About Shervin M. Louie, DDS: Dr. Shervin Louie is a leading and experienced Los Angeles dentist, serving patients in Hollywood, CA since 1996. Offering dental care in all phases of dentistry, he has received an award for outstanding Service to USC School of Dentistry for the past 10 years. Dr. Louie also accommodates patients needing immediate dental assistance by being an emergency dentist in Los Angeles. Additionally, Dr. Louie is best known for his exceptional work in cosmetic and implant reconstruction. He has an eye for esthetics that is impeccable and is passionate about natural smile transformations. This experience allows him to know and practice above the standard of care in dentistry.

Media Contact:
Dr. Shervin M. Louie, DDS
smile@smileinla.com
321 N. Larchmont Blvd., Suite 622
Los Angeles, CA 90004
323-461-9353
http://www.smileinla.com/

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