Why Sedation for Prosthodontics?
Many patients seeking advanced treatments like dental implants, full-arch restorations, or surgical extractions are concerned about:
- Lengthy appointments
- Discomfort during procedures
- Anxiety about tools, sounds, or past experiences
Because prosthodontic procedures often require extended chair time, sedation allows patients to:
- Remain calm and relaxed throughout treatment
- Lose track of time during longer procedures
- Minimize discomfort and muscle fatigue
- Wake up with their treatment complete and little memory of the process
Our sedation dentistry options are tailored to your medical history, anxiety level, and treatment plan. Whether you need mild relaxation or deeper sedation, Dr. Connolly will walk you through the safest and most effective choice.
The Safety Standard
Sedation is safe, effective, and widely used in prosthodontics—but only when delivered with care and expertise.
At Bedford Center for Prosthodontics, we maintain the highest safety standards, including:
- Thorough medical history and medication reviews
- Advanced monitoring throughout sedation procedures
- Collaboration with medical providers when needed
- A calming, low-stress environment built for comfort
Dr. Paul Connolly is experienced in managing patient comfort during complex treatments. His advanced prosthodontic training, combined with the latest digital planning tools and surgical techniques, ensures your procedure is as predictable, efficient, and stress-free as possible.
The Best Time to Treat? Right Now.
Late winter and early spring are ideal times to begin more involved treatments—especially if you want to recover fully before summer vacations, family travel, or wedding season begins.
If you’ve been putting off care due to fear, now is the time to take the first step. With sedation dentistry, we can help you move forward at your own pace—without discomfort or anxiety holding you back.
Even if it’s been years since your last visit, we’ll meet you where you are—no judgment, just solutions.
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