Nitrous Oxide
“Laughing gas” eases anxiety during treatment and wears off within minutes, so you can drive yourself home.
If dental anxiety has kept you away, sedation lets you get the care you need while feeling calm and comfortable. We offer relaxation options so even nervous patients can sit back and let treatment happen with ease.
Dental anxiety is real and common — and it shouldn't stand between you and a healthy mouth. Sedation dentistry uses safe, well-established methods to help you relax during treatment, from a mild calm that takes the edge off to a deeper sense of ease for longer procedures.
Sedation is helpful for anxious patients, people with a strong gag reflex, those who have trouble getting numb, and anyone facing a longer appointment. You stay safe and monitored throughout, and Dr. Esfahani reviews your health history first to choose the right option for you.
“Laughing gas” eases anxiety during treatment and wears off within minutes, so you can drive yourself home.
A prescribed medication taken before your visit leaves you deeply relaxed and at ease.
A calm, judgment-free team and a gentle, paced approach for nervous patients.
Sedation makes appointments far easier for patients with a sensitive gag reflex.
Your comfort and safety are monitored from start to finish.
Our goal is comfort, not unconsciousness. We start with the lightest option that will get you through your visit calmly, and we always review your medical history and medications first.
Sedation pairs perfectly with longer or more involved treatment — you can have more done in a single visit, with less stress, and remember little of it afterward.
We go over your medical history, medications, and what's making you anxious.
Together we pick nitrous oxide or oral sedation based on your needs and the procedure.
If using oral sedation, we'll give you instructions and arrange a ride home.
You stay comfortable and monitored while we complete your care.
Clear recovery instructions, and we follow up to make sure you're doing well.
Free, no-pressure conversation with Dr. Esfahani. We'll listen, examine, and tell you honestly what we'd recommend — and what we wouldn't.