If you think you are a candidate for Aneasthesia or sedation in Hungary

Dental anaesthesia for many dental patients is quite straightforward often using a hypodermic needle to insert the anaesthesia into the area to be treated. As technology advances in the dental industry, there is now more choice for dental patients and there is a growing demand for dentists to offer a choice of anaesthesia and sedation to meet the needs of the patient.

Local Anaesthesia

This is by far the more common type of dental anaesthetic.

It can be administered in different ways by the dentist as follows:

- Injection (traditional)
- The Wand - Computer aided dental anaesthesia

Injection

Just like tens of thousands of dentists around the world, our dentists mainly use injection to administer the local anaesthetic into the gums.

- A special dental gel is applied several minutes before the injection
- The Dentist can administer the anaesthetic with little or no pain to the patient which is possible if done correctly.

The Wand - Pain Free Computer Aided Dental Anaesthesia

The Wand is a clever piece of equipment. The dentist just has to touch the area that is needed to be aneasthetised and wait a few minutes. The advantages are as follows:

- No pain at all from the needle
- It aneasthetises the immediate area only
- It is more comfortable for the dental patient.

The Wand is not suitable in all situations but dental implant patients have commented on how well it works for them. The wand is not offered by all of our dentists. The Dentist will charge an extra £25 for this service.

Dental Sedation & General Aneasthesia

For those patients that have a fear of having dental treatment then various forms of sedation are on offer by our dentists. Our dentists are specially trained to help dental phobia patients overcome their fears. It is helpful in the first place that the dentists have the right attitude towards their dental patients.

Our dentists can offer a range of dental sedation to take the edge away depending on how much support the patient needs.

Dental patients that suffer from gagging or have a low pain threshold during dental treatment can also seek advice from the dentist about using a mild sedative before treatment.

Dental patients that have back problems and cannot sit in the dental chair for long periods of time can also consider sedation.

Oral Sedatives & Anti-Anxiety Tablets

This is by far the most common method of sedation before dental treatment starts. There are many types of dental sedation available. The Dentist will spend time getting to know the dental patient and prescribe the most suitable sedative for the patient. The dentist will also take into consideration the type of dental treatment.

The patient will feel less anxious about having dental treatment and will become calm throughout the dental treatment..

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