Sedation at The Campbell Clinic

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What is dental sedation? 

Dental sedation uses medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. If you are sedated for your treatment, you will feel less anxious and you won’t feel pain or discomfort. You will be able to hear and respond to your dentist, as you will not be unconscious, but you may not remember events from your treatment. Dental sedation is a safe option when performed by trained and experienced clinicians.  

About our sedation service 

  • Clinicians at The Campbell Clinic have been carrying out dental sedation treatment for over 30 years.
  • Sedation is carried out by qualified clinicians with a combination of more than 30 years’ experience in the provision of single-drug sedation. This is an extraordinarily safe type of sedation to provide relaxation for patients during dental treatment.
  • We carry out conscious sedation using a single drug known as Midazolam. This is a tried and tested method of sedation designed to put patients at ease throughout all dental treatments.
  • It is suitable for patients who wish to be more comfortable during treatment or patients with anxiety.
  • Please note: This is not recommended for pregnant patients or those under the age of 16. All patients will undergo a full assessment of their individual needs at a consultation appointment to ensure they are suitable for sedation

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Why do we offer it? 

We offer conscious sedation for nervous and anxious patients and for those undergoing complex treatments. This allows us to make your treatment a more comfortable experience, especially for nervous or anxious patients.  
What our patients say...

Over half could not remember an injection in the mouth or events of treatment

91% felt they had enough sedation

Comments include:

‘Felt very relaxed.’ 

‘Remember bits but felt like I was in a dream.’ 

‘Best experience I’ve had.’  

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No treatment will be undertaken at your first appointment, this will be a consultation and sedation assessment to understand you and your needs.

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