Fully asleep during treatment
General anesthesia keeps you unconscious during your dental procedure. You are not awake or aware of the treatment while it is being performed.
COLBORNE DENTAL, ORILLIA
Sleep Dentistry
Sleep through your dental treatment with general anesthesia at Colborne Dental. You are fully asleep and unconscious during treatment, so you are not aware of the procedure while your dental care is completed.
- Fully asleep during dental treatment
- General anesthesia, rather than mild or moderate sedation
- A treatment plan based on your clinical assessment
COMFORT THROUGH CLEAR INFORMATION
What is sleep dentistry?
At Colborne Dental, Sleep Dentistry means dental treatment under general anesthesia. You are fully asleep and unconscious throughout the procedure. This service is distinct from sedation, which has different levels and does not mean the same thing as general anesthesia.
General anesthesia
Sleep Dentistry uses general anesthesia to allow dental care to be carried out while you are fully asleep. Your clinical team plans your anesthesia care and monitoring for the procedure.
Individual assessment
Before booking treatment, your clinical team reviews your health history, medications, and dental needs to determine whether general anesthesia is suitable for you.
Advance planning
Your team explains how to prepare for general anesthesia and what to expect during recovery. Follow your specific instructions about eating, drinking, medications, an escort, and driving.
Dental care while you sleep
If you want to be fully asleep for your dental treatment, ask Colborne Dental about Sleep Dentistry under general anesthesia. A consultation lets us review your dental needs, discuss your concerns, and plan the treatment that can be completed while you are unconscious.
Your Sleep Dentistry appointment
- Consultation and assessment for general anesthesia
- A personalized dental treatment plan
- Preparation instructions and planned recovery care
General anesthesia appointments are arranged after a clinical assessment. Contact Colborne Dental to discuss suitability, available appointment dates, your treatment plan, and fees.
Sleep dentistry FAQs
Clear answers before your consultation
Will I be completely asleep?
Yes. Sleep Dentistry at Colborne Dental is performed under general anesthesia, which means you are fully asleep and unconscious during your dental treatment. It is different from mild or moderate sedation.
Can Sleep Dentistry help if I am afraid of dental treatment?
For patients who find dental treatment difficult because of fear or anxiety, being fully asleep under general anesthesia may be an appropriate option. Your clinical team assesses suitability and explains the benefits, risks, and alternatives during your consultation.
How should I prepare?
Provide your health history and medication list directly to the clinical team. Follow the instructions they give you for general anesthesia, including eating, drinking, medications, transport, and recovery. Arrange an escort and follow the driving restrictions provided by your team.
How do I book a Sleep Dentistry consultation?
Call Colborne Dental at 705-259-1139 or request a consultation. Tell our team you are interested in Sleep Dentistry under general anesthesia. We will arrange an assessment and discuss your treatment plan and available appointment dates.