Does dental insurance cover sedation dentistry?

Most dental insurance plans do not cover sedation dentistry. However, we recommend that you check with your insurance provider to see if they offer any coverage. If your procedure is considered medically necessary, your insurance may cover some of the costs.

What is the cost of sedation dentistry?

The cost of sedation dentistry will vary depending on the type of sedation used. We recommend that you talk to our staff about your budget and what type of sedation would be right for you!

Is sedation dentistry safe?

Sedation dentistry is considered to be extremely safe. Patients’ vital signs are being constantly monitored throughout the procedure, side effects are relatively minimal for most patients.

How long after receiving sedation can you drive a car?

Depending on the type of sedation you have received, you should not operate a motor vehicle for 12-24 hours. Your dental professional will review all sedation-related precautions with you.

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Implant Center of Sunrise

12651 W Sunrise Blvd Suite #304, Sunrise, FL 33323

954-356-2721

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Relieve dental anxiety and get the care you need while relaxed or not experiencing the procedure

Have a more comfortable, stress-free dental experience by decreasing the awareness of the surgery and reducing or eliminating patient discomfort

Faster and smoother procedures for both doctor and patient where the surgery can be performed more effectively and efficiently

Pain management – sedation ensures that you don’t feel pain during the surgery, making the procedure more tolerable or even possible for some highly anxious patients

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What Is Sedation Dentistry?

Sedation Dentistry in Sunrise, FL And Plantation, Pine Island Ridge & Lauderhill FL

Sedation dentistry, also known as sleep dentistry, is the use of medication to help people relax during dental procedures. The type and amount of sedation used will be based on each individual patient's needs. Sedation dentistry can range from minimal sedation, where a patient is still awake but relaxed, to general anesthesia, where the patient is asleep for the duration of the procedure. At the Implant Center of Sunrise, we offer oral sedation, light IV sedation, moderate and deep sedation anesthesia.

Understanding Oral Sedation

Oral sedation in dentistry refers to the administration of sedative drugs through the oral route (typically in the form of pills) to help relax and reduce stress in patients during dental procedures. It's especially beneficial for those with dental anxiety, phobia, or those undergoing longer or more invasive procedures. The specific drug, its dose, and the time of administration will vary based on the procedure's length and the desired sedation level. Oral sedation is easy to administer, non-invasive, and generally considered safe for most patients.

Basics of IV Sedation in Dentistry

Another option for sedation is IV sedation, which is the direct administration of anesthetic agents into bloodstream via a vein. With IV sedation, you can expect:

Dental Anesthesia

Anesthesia is a medication that is used to block pain signals from the brain. When anesthesia is used, the patient will not feel pain in the area of the body that is being treated. There are a variety of different types of anesthesia, each with different pros and cons. The type of anesthesia that you and your doctor choose for your treatment will depend on the type of procedure, your health history, your preferences, and more. Some procedures that patients may opt for anesthesia include:

Before And After Case #1

A smile makeover is a combination of restoring great oral health while maintaining cosmetic beauty. The Doctors at Implant Center do this by combing natural teeth with perfect placement of natural feeling teeth such as veneers, dental implants, and more. In this case, take a look at the stunning before and after shots taken prior to treatment and after treatment.

"I’m very happy excite to have new teeth. You guys are great. I’m so happy to be able to smile again."

- Mark, Real Patient.

Before And After Case #2

Implant Center focuses on full mouth rehabilitation for patients following a high quality natural feeling approach. Rehabilitation in this case includes dental crowns, veneers, dental implants, and smile design. Your smile is back to brand new with the durability you once enjoyed. Take a look at the stunning transformation of this case.

"Thank you guys so much you guys were great!!! My mouth feels great and I get compliments about my teeth."

- Frank, Real Patient.

Traditional Implants vs. Implant Center Solution

At Implant Center of Sunrise, dental implants are one of our most popular and requested services. Because this service comes with a host of benefits, it is in extremely high demand among dental patients. Our specific dental implant services stand out from the competition because:

Traditional Implants

Implants Don’t Last Long

Average Price is $49,000

General Dentists Not Specialized in Implants

Not Certified in Implantology

Implant Center Solution

Implants Last Several Years

Price Starting at $18,000

Thousands of Implants Placed

Board Certified Oral Implantologist

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does dental insurance cover sedation dentistry?

Most dental insurance plans do not cover sedation dentistry. However, we recommend that you check with your insurance provider to see if they offer any coverage. If your procedure is considered medically necessary, your insurance may cover some of the costs.
What is the cost of sedation dentistry?

The cost of sedation dentistry will vary depending on the type of sedation used. We recommend that you talk to our staff about your budget and what type of sedation would be right for you!
Is sedation dentistry safe?

Sedation dentistry is considered to be extremely safe. Patients’ vital signs are being constantly monitored throughout the procedure, side effects are relatively minimal for most patients.
How long after receiving sedation can you drive a car?

Depending on the type of sedation you have received, you should not operate a motor vehicle for 12-24 hours. Your dental professional will review all sedation-related precautions with you.