Advanced Digital Imaging
At The Chicago Family Dental Center, we are committed to providing you with the best possible dental care and experience. One of the ways we do this is by utilizing advanced dental technology.
Nitrous Oxide & Conscious Sedation
Do you suffer from dental phobia? Have you had negative experiences at the dentist in the past that make you nervous to get the care you need? If so, our dentist and dental team may recommend sedation dentistry to ensure that you feel calm and relaxed during your visit to our office. We offer nitrous oxide and conscious sedation at The Chicago Family Dental Center to help you have a more enjoyable dental experience.
- Nitrous oxide – Also known as laughing gas, nitrous oxide is a gas that you inhale during your treatment. Known to produce feelings of relaxation and euphoria, nitrous oxide is very safe and effective.
- Conscious sedation – Conscious sedation, sometimes called oral sedation, involves taking a prescribed sedative pill before your appointment. By the time you come to our office for your treatment, you will feel calm and at ease.
Dr. Gary Wegmann and our team will carefully monitor you throughout your treatment to ensure your safety and comfort. If you have any questions about sedation dentistry, or if you think conscious sedation or nitrous oxide in Chicago, Illinois, may be right for you, please feel free to contact us today. We are dedicated to providing you with a pleasant, positive dental visit.
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