Why choose Dental Art?
Dental Art offers an individual approach to each patient, carefully assessing each patient’s medical history, individual needs and desires. The clinic uses the latest technologies and sedation methods that ensure comfort and peace during the procedures. Our experienced specialists work in a controlled environment, adhering to strict safety and hygiene requirements to ensure excellent treatment results. The Dental Art team stands out with a professional and empathetic attitude, making each patient’s experience pleasant and safe.
What to know before the procedure?
Each patient’s path to dental treatment under sleep begins with a consultation, during which the doctor asks the patient about their current health condition, medications used, needs, wishes, and explains different types of sedation, their benefits and risks. Once the most suitable solution has been found, the patient must sign a consent form for the procedure.
IMPORTANT! On the day of the procedure, you should not take any medications on your own, unless this has been previously agreed with the anesthesiologist or dentist.
Dietary restrictions before the procedure:
- 8 hours before the procedure – you should not eat heavy food. Fried, fatty or difficult to digest foods, as well as large portions, should be avoided.
- 6 hours before the procedure – no food or drinks, except for small amounts of water (up to 200 ml).
- 2 hours before the procedure – no food or drinks, or water or other drinks.
It is important to refrain from smoking for at least 24 hours and from drinking alcohol for at least 48 hours before the sedation procedure. Smoking can reduce oxygen levels in the body and irritate the airways, increasing the risk of anesthesia complications. Alcohol can interact with sedation medications, causing unpredictable reactions or increasing side effects, such as respiratory depression and blood pressure fluctuations.
Please follow these recommendations to ensure a successful and safe procedure.
Recommendations and aftercare
It is recommended to rest and avoid any physical activity for at least 24 hours after sedation, and you should not drink alcohol. Since sedation causes drowsiness, you will need a companion who can take care of you after the procedure and take you home. After the procedure, you should follow the dentist’s recommendations regarding oral care and diet – these will be related not to the effects of sedation, but to the specific dental treatment.