Sleep Dentistry

Many patients opt to undergo their periodontal surgery under conscious sedation, also known as sleep dentistry. Recovery from the medications administered by one of our Registered Nurse’s takes several hours and during this time you must be accompanied by a care-giver to ensure your safety. To care for your companion after dental surgery under sedation,

Intravenous sedation is a technique that significantly helps the patient to feel relaxed and makes the appointment go extremely quickly (from the patients perspective). This is a conscious sedation, meaning that you will remain conscious and are able to respond to verbal cues such as “Open wide.”, “Tilt your head.”, and “You’re doing great!”. In

On the day of your periodontal surgery, you will be paired with one of our Registered Nurses whose sole responsibility is to keep you safe and comfortable at all times under the instruction and oversight of Dr. fritz and Dr. Schuldt. Each of our Nurses have undergone extensive training to provide you with an experience

If the mere prospect of seeing the dentist makes you feel anxious, you are not alone. Dental anxiety affects a large percentage of people, but is often dismissed and ignored. Many people are unable to get the critical oral care they require because they are afraid or uncomfortable just thinking about going in the dentist’s