General anesthesia is a loss of consciousness, elimination of pain perception, stabilization of autonomic nervous system functions, and muscle relaxation. In dentistry, it is a very important tool if a child or adult has an uncontrollable fear of treatment. It makes the procedure more pleasant, painless, and much shorter.

How does it work?

Before treatment under general anesthesia, it is necessary to undergo an internal preoperative examination, but not earlier than 10 days before the procedure itself. This ensures that the results are current at the time of the procedure.

The course of general anesthesia is discussed in advance with an experienced anesthesiologist and the doctor who will perform the procedure. During the consultation, all the details of the procedure are explained, including familiarization with the patient's health condition.

You must not eat for 6 hours and drink for 3 hours before the procedure. The procedure itself takes place at our clinic with an experienced anesthesiologist present. After the procedure, you stay at the clinic for at least 2 hours for observation and recovery. When leaving the clinic, you must be accompanied by an adult.