Oral Conscious Sedation Green Bay, WI & Escanaba, MI
Do you suffer from dental anxiety, resulting from traumatic past dental experience, needle phobia, high gag reflex, or have very sensitive teeth?
Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry offers oral conscious sedation dentistry at both our Green Bay and Escanaba dental offices. With conscious oral sedation you'll find your treatment is performed more comfortably than you might ever have thought possible. You'll be drowsy, and unaware of the time passing by.
We will discuss any anxiety you have about dental work during your initial visit. We find that Dr. Lasnoski and Dr. Hallas make our patients so comfortable that by the time we're ready to discuss treatment options, their nervousness is gone. But if you think oral conscious sedation will help you, we'll schedule your sedation appointments at that time. Our specially trained team will monitor you continually throughout these appointments.
Beyond taking all your anxieties away, oral conscious sedation allows us to accomplish extensive amounts of dentistry at one time, and you'll have little or no memory of the experience. This will result in fewer dental appointments necessary to complete any dental work.
Statistics show 50% of the population put dental care at the bottom of their healthcare list because of fear or pain. Oral conscious sedation provides a simple and safe way to maintain your dental health. For anxious patients, it's like a miracle.
Sedation Dentistry | Prosthodontist Green Bay, WI | Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry At Bay Lakes Center for Complex Dentistry offers oral conscious sedation dentistry at both our Green Bay and Escanaba dental facilities. Learn more here. Bay Lakes Complex Dentistry, 138 Siegler Street, Green Bay WI 54303 | (920) 278-7678 | baylakescomplexdentistry.com | 11/17/2022 | Page Phrases: dental implants Green Bay WI |
GREEN BAY (920) 278-7678
Beyond taking all your anxieties away, oral conscious sedation allows us to accomplish extensive amounts of dentistry at one time, and you'll have little or no memory of the experience. This will result in fewer dental appointments necessary to complete any dental work.