[Bountiful, 07/05/2017] — South Davis Pediatric Dentistry, a Utah-based pediatric dental practice, provides sedation dentistry services that allows the dentist to complete required dental work while making the experience as stress-free as possible. The dental practice offers four sedation options to help kids stay comfortable.

The Dental Practice’s Sedation Options

South Davis Pediatric Dentistry can administer Nitrous Oxide, also known as laughing gas, over the child’s nose. It will allow the patient to calm down enough for the procedure without losing consciousness. This sedation option has very few side effects. Moreover, the patient recovers minutes after the completion of the sedation process.

Another sedation option that the dental practice uses is oral sedatives. It will give the medication in liquid form. Like Nitrous Oxide, the patient will remain conscious but will not be aware of the discomfort they’re experiencing.

The next sedation option is in-office IV sedation. This is usually reserved for children who are either extremely uncooperative or anxious and need extensive treatment.

The final option would be to schedule an appointment with a surgical center or a hospital for a full general anesthetic. Patients who receive this anesthetic won’t be conscious for the duration of the dental procedure.

Ensuring a Great Atmosphere for Kids

On top of these sedation options, South Davis Pediatric Dentistry strives to mix an enjoyable but calm atmosphere for the kids. The dental practice has a 3-story treehouse as well as a range of fun furniture and decorations designed to encourage children to visit the dentist regularly.

About South Davis Pediatric Dentistry

The dental practice uses modern equipment along with the safest and most effective practices to ensure that the child has a great dental experience. It also has Spanish-speaking doctors and staff to ensure that the care and treatment options and instructions are understood. Its team also invests their time learning about the most effective technologies to treat a child’s dental problems.

For more information, log on to http://southdaviskids.com