Treatment Under GA

Dental treatment under general anaesthesia (GA) is used for various reasons, primarily to help patients who are anxious, have special needs, or require extensive dental work that might be difficult to complete while awake.

What is General Anaesthesia?

General anaesthesia is a medically induced state of unconsciousness, where the patient is completely unaware and does not feel pain during the procedure. It is administered by our anaesthesiologist. Here is a list of reasons for using GA in dental treatment:

Recovery

After the procedure, you will be taken to a recovery area until the anaesthesia wears off. It’s common to feel groggy or disoriented.

Monitoring

During the procedure, your vital signs (heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure) will be closely monitored.

Anaesthesia Consultation

You’ll discuss the risks and benefits of GA with the anaesthesiologist

Pre-Assessment

Before the procedure, a thorough evaluation is conducted, including medical history, current medications, and any allergies.

What are the benefits of GA?

General anesthesia (GA) provides a pain-free experience, ensuring that patients do not feel pain or discomfort during the procedure. It also increases comfort, making dental visits more manageable, especially for anxious patients. Additionally, GA allows for the completion of complex cases in one appointment, eliminating the need for multiple visits.

FAQs about Treatment Under GA

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Treatment Under GA

Dental treatment under general anaesthesia (GA) is used for various reasons, primarily to help patients who are anxious, have special needs, or require extensive dental work that might be difficult to complete while awake.

What is GA and its Benefits

General anaesthesia is a medically induced state of unconsciousness, where the patient is completely unaware and does not feel pain during the procedure. It is administered by our anaesthesiologist.

Procedure Overview

Recovery

After the procedure, you will be taken to a recovery area until the anaesthesia wears off. It’s common to feel groggy or disoriented.

Monitoring

During the procedure, your vital signs (heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure) will be closely monitored.

Anaesthesia Consultation

You’ll discuss the risks and benefits of GA with the anaesthesiologist.

Pre-Assessment

Before the procedure, a thorough evaluation is conducted, including medical history, current medications, and any allergies.

General anesthesia (GA) provides a pain-free experience, ensuring that patients do not feel pain or discomfort during the procedure. It also increases comfort, making dental visits more manageable, especially for anxious patients. Additionally, GA allows for the completion of complex cases in one appointment, eliminating the need for multiple visits.

FAQs about GA

Want to get in touch? Click Here. You can also check out our dental care guide or ask our AI Chatbot anything!
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