The Dental Anesthesia Center: Sedation and Sleep Dentistry 
Wisdom teeth removal is very common. So if your dentist has recommended removing them, what can you expect from your recovery? Wisdom teeth begin to emerge typically between the ages of 17 and 21. Most people don’t have enough room in their jaw to accommodate wisdom teeth without affecting their other teeth. This can lead …
Baby teeth aren’t just temporary. They create the permanence of how your child’s dental health will be in the future. Baby teeth are super exciting for first-time parents. Once the hardships of getting them to break through and the teething phase are over, most parents give little thought to baby teeth. While they are a …
At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we can help you understand some of the dental problems that people with dementia face at different stages and provide methods for treatment and prevention. If you are a caregiver to someone with dementia, we understand how caring for another person can sometimes be overwhelming. Millions of people in the …
Children with special needs often have unique oral health issues and have a greater risk for oral health problems. Oral sensitivity, symptoms of their condition, certain medications, difficulty eating, and diet can all contribute to dental concerns. In addition, medical or behavioral issues may result in dental care often taking a back seat. If you’re …
Dental anxiety is nothing to be ashamed about, as many people have it and have trouble staying calm in the dentist’s chair. Does the thought of having dental work make you tense with fear? Would you rather experience the pain from a cavity than step foot inside a dentist’s office? You are not alone! Many …
Instilling good oral habits in your child when they are young will foster good dental health for life! Going to the dentist can be a terrifying thing for a child. However, if you instill good oral habits early on with your young one, you can avoid bad experiences at the dentist, fostering good dental health …