"All dental treatments can be completed in a few hours at once during narcosis."
It is an intervention that does not require hospitalization and is discharged on the same day, after the necessary controls are made after general anesthesia.
DENTAL TREATMENTS UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA
It is not always possible to treat individuals (including children) who have a fear of the dentist or cannot be contacted, in the dentist's chair.
In such cases, the treatment of decayed teeth and fluoride applications are carried out in one go under sedation or general anesthesia without stressing the child and the family. The person who is planned to receive general anesthesia is examined by a general anesthesiologist the day before and it is checked whether there is any inconvenience in taking anesthesia.
It is not always possible to treat individuals (including children) who have a fear of the dentist or cannot be contacted, in the dentist's chair.
In such cases, the treatment of decayed teeth and fluoride applications are carried out in one go under sedation or general anesthesia without stressing the child and the family. The person who is planned to receive general anesthesia is examined by a general anesthesiologist the day before and it is checked whether there is any inconvenience in taking anesthesia.
WHO IS APPLICABLE TO DENTAL TREATMENT UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA?
Individuals with dental phobia
Persons with physical disabilities
To mentally handicapped individuals
Individuals who need restorative or surgical treatment but cannot be administered local anesthesia due to acute infection, anatomical variations or allergy.
Individuals who cannot be contacted despite the need for urgent treatment
Young children with common cavities called bottle cavities or early childhood cavities
For children (with systemic diseases such as some heart diseases) whose medical risks will be reduced if general anesthesia is used.
It is applied to children whose treatment needs to be completed in a single session for any reason (staying far away, risk of allergic reaction, etc.).
