For families of children with autism, dental care can come with added stress and uncertainty. The sounds, lights, unfamiliar faces, and physical sensations of a dental office can be overwhelming, making routine cleanings or necessary procedures feel impossible. Sedation dentistry can help children with autism receive the care they need in a calm, controlled, and …
At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we can help you overcome dental phobia and anxiety. Contact us today to schedule. For many St. Louis residents, the mere thought of sitting in a dental chair can trigger overwhelming anxiety. The sounds of dental equipment, the clinical smells, and the anticipation of potential discomfort can transform a routine …
Discover proven techniques to overcome your gag reflex at the dentist. Contact The Dental Anesthesia Center today for expert care. For many St. Louis residents, a sensitive gag reflex can transform a routine dental visit into an anxiety-inducing experience. At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we understand that gagging during dental procedures isn’t just uncomfortable—it can …
Specialized sedation options for patients with cognitive disabilities at DAC, where we make dental care comfortable and accessible. For individuals with cognitive disabilities, a visit to the dentist can present unique challenges that extend far beyond typical dental anxiety. Sensory sensitivities, communication difficulties, and challenges with following instructions can transform routine dental care into a …
Learn when general anesthesia is necessary for dental care, how it works, and why The Dental Anesthesia Center makes it safe for patients. When most people think about dental procedures, they envision local anesthesia—the numbing injections that allow routine treatments to proceed comfortably. However, at The Dental Anesthesia Center in St. Louis, we recognize that …
For many patients, sedation dentistry is a life-changing solution that allows dental care to be delivered safely, comfortably, and without fear. Whether sedation is used to manage dental anxiety, accommodate special needs, or perform extensive procedures, understanding what happens afterward is just as important as preparing for the appointment itself. Patients and caregivers should be …