Many of you are scared of the dental chair, the dental engine's sound, the eventual inconveniences of the treatment. This is the reason for making it possible in our clinic to undergo certain dental interventions in general anaesthesia, i.e. narcosis. If you would like to choose this opportunity, please read our brief notice below.
The general anaesthesia occurs in the form of "ambulant anaesthesia". This means the following:
Healthy patients under 40 need only a laboratory analysis, the necessary referral can be given by our dentists. Patients above 40 will be checked up before narcosis by our anaesthesiologist. The results of certain preliminary checks are needed: results of a complete laboratory analysis (blood count, blood sugar, liver- and kidney function, ions, prothrombin), EKG, and chest X-ray (not older than 6 month).
It is important to know that narcosis and dental intervention shouldn't take more than 1.5 - 2 hours. If longer time is needed, it is preferable to carry out the treatment in more steps. Narcosis however makes it possible to carry out treatments taking long weeks otherwise at one go and totally unperceived.
As every medical intervention anaesthesia also has its risks: such as super sensitiveness against the medicines used or the swallowing of stomach's content. But the verified methods used by us, modern medicine, the anaesthesia apparatus, the monitoring of your organism's function - all serve your feeling of safety.
The dental provision in anaesthesia makes dentists' work comfortable, precise, but quick at the same time, and our patients don't have to undergo awake these intimate interventions carried out on a sensitive area. On the other hand we do not suggest making those interventions in narcosis that are completely painless and the co-operation of the patient is appreciated (e.g. mush-bite after placing of fillings or prosthesis).