IV dental sedation at All On Dental Istanbul helps you feel more comfortable during your appointments. To prepare, read these tips for your next visit.
What You Need To Know?
• The sedative medicine is put into your body through a small needle in your arm or hand.
• You will stay awake and can talk and follow directions.
• You’ll also get a numbing (local anesthesia) shot in your gums to make the treatment 100% pain-free.
• Afterward, you may only briefly remember what happened during the procedure.
What to Do Before Dental Sedation
If you are eligible after the pre-screening, follow the instructions below.
The Day Before Your Procedure
1. VERY IMPORTANT: STOP eating or drinking 8 hours before your appointment for your safety.
2. Don’t have any alcohol the day before your procedure.
3. Don’t chew gum or tobacco after midnight, suck mints, or drink water.
4. If you get sick before your appointment, please let us know immediately.
5. Following your dentist’s instructions for food and drink restrictions is essential to avoid problems or complications if you get IV sedation.
On The Day Of Your Procedure
1. Take off all facial makeup and leave your jewelry and valuables at home or in your hotel.
2. Put on loose and comfy clothes you can wear during and after your procedure.
3. If you usually take any medication, have it with a SMALL sip of water in the morning. Don’t drink a whole glass of water with it.
After Your Procedure
1. You MUST have a responsible adult with you who can help you and be reached during and after your appointment. If you need help, your patient care manager will assist you.
2. DON’T go home alone by driving or using public transport.
3. DON’T drive or use power tools or machines for at least 24 hours.
4. AVOID alcohol, sleeping pills, or tranquilizers for at least 24 hours.
5. Let the dental clinic know if you need to go to the hospital within ten days of your dental appointment.
Medical Interventions
If you have any medical problems, you must tell us on your health history form! For patients getting anesthesia, the most crucial thing is ensuring you provide complete and accurate information about your health.
Questions:
• We love questions, and we are here for you!
• Please send us your questions about your treatment, or call us directly.