Exploring the Benefits of IV Sedation at Exo Dental Rogers

What is IV Sedation? 

IV sedation (also known as “intravenous conscious sedation”) is a type of anesthesia that helps patients relax during their dental procedure. The anesthesia is administered intravenously, which means it enters through the veins and travels directly to the brain, producing an almost immediate calming effect. This type of anesthesia is different from other types because it can be adjusted quickly and accurately for each patient’s needs throughout the procedure. This allows us to keep our patients comfortable while still allowing them to remain conscious and responsive. 

The Benefits of IV Sedation

At Exo Dental in Rogers, we use only experienced, certified medical professionals during all our procedures involving IV sedation. We understand the importance of providing a safe environment for our patients, which is why we go above and beyond with our safety protocols. Our team has extensive expertise in administering this form of anesthesia and monitoring each patient closely throughout their procedure. 

In addition to safety, IV sedation for your dental procedure has many other benefits. For example, since the effects are felt more quickly than other types of anesthesia, you can expect your visit to be much quicker than usual—sometimes as little as one hour! Because it is administered by an experienced professional who can monitor your vitals closely throughout your visit, you can also rest assured that you will receive only the amount necessary for maximum comfort without putting yourself at risk for any adverse side effects or complications due to over-sedation or under-sedation. Finally, since it produces such a deep level of relaxation, most people don’t remember any details from their visit afterward!  

At Exo Dental in Rogers, we strive to provide excellent care and comfort for all our services—including when offering patients IV sedation. If you are considering this option for your next dental appointment, contact us today! Our experienced team will be happy to answer any questions or concerns regarding this type of anesthesia before helping you decide if it’s right for you. You deserve only the best care when it comes time for your next dental visit; let us help ensure that happens!