In the process of dental therapy under anesthesia in children, several methods are used for analgesia (pain relief). Traditionally, deep and oxygen sedation are used, as well as local and general anesthesia.
The drug Sevoflurane is usually used in the process. It is used when general anesthesia is required (during treatment during sleep). This effective inhalation anesthetic is characterized by a high level of safety. Propofol is used for intravenous anesthesia - this drug provides deep sedation.
The choice of anesthesia method is carried out taking into account the patient's age, medical indications and the scope of upcoming dental procedures.
Our pediatric dentistry clinic provides treatment of teeth and gums for children of any age. Dental treatment for children without pain includes sedation with nitrous oxide, dental treatment during sleep using the drug Sevoran, and dental treatment under anesthesia. The drug sevoran acts quickly, does not irritate the respiratory tract, does not excite the central nervous system, does not cause allergies and is quickly eliminated from the body. To find out more about dental treatment under anesthesia for children and adults, call us by phone or leave a request for a call back call on the site.
Our other pediatric dentistry services: diagnostics of permanent and baby teeth, treatment of baby teeth, treatment of permanent teeth, treatment of gums in children, treatment of pulpitis of baby teeth, treatment of caries, treatment of multiple caries, restoration with crowns, treatment of stomatitis, surgery, teeth cleaning , restoration of baby teeth, bite correction, braces, implants, etc.
Doctors at the K+31 center have analyzed the most common questions parents have about treating children's teeth during sleep. Here are their answers.
The following types of anesthetic drugs are used in dentistry: Sevoflurane (inhalation anesthetic) and Propofol (intravenous anesthetic). Nitrous oxide is used for mild sedation.
Procedures under general anesthesia are performed from the age of three.
Before applying anesthesia, it is necessary to take a complete blood count and biochemical blood test, as well as perform an electrocardiogram (ECG).
The time to wake up from general anesthesia depends on the duration of the procedure and the drug used. Usually, this happens within 20-60 minutes.
Possible complications include allergic reactions to drugs and short-term cognitive impairment.
The child should not eat 6 hours before the procedure and should not drink liquids 3 hours before it. To reduce the child's anxiety, it is recommended to discuss the upcoming procedure with them in advance.
The main alternative is local anesthesia using anesthetic gels and injections. Inhalation sedation with nitrous oxide is also possible.
After the surgery, it is recommended to limit physical activity for 24 hours and ensure the child gets enough fluids.
After dental surgery under general anesthesia, the following precautions should be taken:
It is also necessary to regularly take anti-inflammatory and analgesic medications prescribed by the doctor.
During the first few hours after the procedure, it is necessary to monitor the child's breathing, skin color, and behavior. The following signs are considered dangerous:
If these symptoms appear, you should seek medical help as soon as possible.
If the child experiences tooth pain after a dental procedure, give them an analgesic recommended by the doctor.
The answer from a K+31 clinic doctor: “If a child has episodes of dry cough but no other symptoms (fever, runny nose, inflamed mucous membranes, or a red throat), anesthesia can be performed without delay. However, before making a final decision, the doctor will conduct a complete examination of the child. This helps to exclude the risk of possible complications associated with anesthesia in the context of a dry cough. Special attention is paid to auscultation of the lungs (listening).”
The K+31 clinics network has qualified pediatric dentists who easily find an approach to young patients. If necessary, we are ready to treat your child's teeth under general anesthesia. To make an appointment, fill out the application form. Check the prices for pediatric dental treatment under anesthesia on the website and by phone.
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Children undergoing dental treatment under general anesthesia (in a state of medicated sleep) receive specialized care from a doctor who has undergone professional training in the field of sedation dentistry. In addition, your child’s condition during the procedures is monitored by an anesthesiologist-resuscitator, who is assisted by a nurse with specialized education who provides assistance if necessary.
In our clinic, we ensure absolute safety for young patients during dental treatment for children under anesthesia. Our doctors strictly follow all treatment protocols, work with modern equipment, use safe medications, use proven methods and high-quality consumables. They have extensive experience working with children and patients under general anesthesia and treat any dental and oral disease. We guarantee that we can solve practically any problem as quickly as possible, in a comfortable environment.
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