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Relaxation Dentistry in Lakewood, Co
As our patient, you are in charge.
We’ll offer you noise-canceling headphones or ear plugs - because, well, noise! Light-blocking glasses - we don’t want you leaving seeing spots! And you can even watch Netflix or TV on your phone. Whatever makes you comfortable. But the most important thing…we will listen to your concerns and ALWAYS want to hear what can make YOU more comfortable during your dental visits!
What to Expect When You Visit
In an effort to ease your mind before you visit us at our Lakewood, CO office, here are some good reads about what you can expect from Dr. Turner, Dr. Kack and the team.
No judgment
If we promise to do everything in our power to keep you relaxed, would you please come see us? We understand that you may have not seen a dentist in a while, but that’s okay! We are here for YOU. Here are some signs it’s time to come see us:
Still Not Convinced?
That’s okay too! Dr. Turner offers virtual consultations and plenty of tips to take care of your oral health on your own terms. We hope you come see us soon but in the meantime, here are a few things you can do to stay on top of your oral health:
Frequently Asked Questions
Relaxation dentistry, also known as sedation dentistry, involves the use of medication to help patients feel more relaxed and comfortable during dental procedures. At Balanced Dental Studio, we can use a mild sedation (nitrous oxide) upon request.
When administered by a qualified dental professional, relaxation dentistry is generally considered safe. However, as with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects, such as allergic reactions, respiratory depression, and cardiovascular problems. It's important to discuss your medical history and any medications you're taking with us beforehand.
Relaxation dentistry may be appropriate for people who experience dental anxiety or fear, have a low pain threshold, have a sensitive gag reflex, require extensive dental work, or have a physical or cognitive disability that makes it difficult to sit still or cooperate during a procedure. We'll help you figure out if it's right for you.