How long does it take to recover from general anaesthesia?

We offer a wide range of sedation dentistry options, including:

  • Nitrous Oxide
  • Oral Conscious Sedation
  • Oral Premedication
  • General Anaesthesia

However, general anaesthesia is our most powerful option and is ideal for specific patients. 

About General Anaesthesia at Daley Street Dental

We use general anaesthesia in a hospital setting to carefully monitor our patients throughout their dental treatment and to help ensure maximum comfort.

 Your dentist delivers general anaesthesia through an IV, and you’ll sleep through your dental procedure and may not remember anything about your care. 

Some patients choose this option due to dental phobia, complex dental procedures or lengthy treatment times.

Aftercare for Sleep Dentistry in Alstonville, NSW

After you wake up from your dental treatment, you must have a friend or family member available to drive you home. Once home, it’s important to rest and not make any life-altering decisions for the remainder of the day. 

All patients and situations vary, so your dentist will give you a better idea of what to expect. 

Are You Ready to Learn Whether Sleep Dentistry Is Right for You?

Your dentist will assess your medical history to determine whether sedation dentistry is suitable for your care. To learn more or to arrange a booking, please call us. You can also arrange a consultation or booking online.