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Street Address 4723 E Camp Lowell Dr, Tucson, AZ 85712
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Sedation Dentistry

Get the care you need with sedation dentistry in Tucson, AZ

Do you have a dingy smile, missing teeth, bad breath, or oral pain? Is your mouth in this condition due to fear of going to the dentist? About 15 percent of people in this country avoid care because of dental phobia. Dr. Colby Echols wants you to know it can be conquered. With gentle treatment, a non-judgmental atmosphere, and sedation dentistry, he has helped countless men and women in the Tucson, AZ area regain oral health.

Overcome dental anxiety with sedation dentistry in Tucson, AZ

As a dentist for anxiety patients, Dr. Echols understands that there are many different factors underlying the nervousness, and many levels of anxiety. That’s why he provides two options of soothing solutions in sleep dentistry:

  • Nitrous oxide – Dental “laughing gas” inhaled through a nasal mask. It takes effect fast, inducing a carefree state of mind. Euphoria wears off quickly when the flow of gas is stopped, so you can return to normal activities without grogginess. Nitrous oxide is a good choice for someone who is a little anxious about a dental procedure or is afraid of needles. It is also safe for children.
  • Oral sedation – If you feel like you cannot go to your appointment because of anxiety, or you want the time to pass quickly, oral sedation can be helpful. This Valium-type medication is usually taken the night before your appointment (so you sleep well), with another dose just before you come into the office. You will be drowsy, but you are not “knocked out” – you can communicate and move around if necessary. You will need someone to drive you and will likely have little memory of treatment.

Since your body is also relaxed with sedation, you are less likely to gag, salivate, or have a sore jaw, neck, or back after treatment.Let’s get your oral health back in order. Call (520) 595-3655 for calming sedation dentistry at Swan Dental in Tucson, AZ.

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