Dental Theatre and Day Surgery Under Anaesthesia

We know that sometimes, a little extra help is needed to make your dental experience as comfortable as possible. This is why we offer fully licensed Level 3 Dental Theatre and Day Surgery Services, allowing us to perform a range of procedures under anaesthesia.

What does that mean for you?

Essentially, it means you can have certain dental treatments completed while you are comfortably asleep. This is a great option for:

• Anxious patients
  If the thought of dental procedures makes you nervous, anaesthesia can help you relax and feel at ease.
• Complex procedures
  Some treatments are more easily performed when the patient is completely still. Anaesthesia allows for greater precision and efficiency.
• Multiple treatments
  If you need several procedures done, completing them under anaesthesia can save you time and multiple appointments.
• Patients with special needs
  We can cater to patients with disabilities or medical conditions that might make traditional dental visits challenging.

What types of procedures can be done in our dental theatre and day surgery under anaesthesia?

Our dental theatre is equipped to handle a variety of procedures, including:

• Wisdom teeth removal — A common procedure that can be more comfortable under anaesthesia.
• Dental implants —  Precise placement of implants is crucial for success, and anaesthesia can ensure optimal conditions.
• Complex extractions — For teeth that are difficult to remove, anaesthesia can make the process smoother.
• Corrective jaw surgery — This type of surgery often requires anaesthesia for patient comfort and surgical accuracy.
• Other surgical procedures —  We can also perform biopsies, gum grafts, and other surgical treatments.

Safety is our priority

Our dental theatre is equipped with state-of-the-art monitoring equipment, and our team is highly trained in anaesthesia and patient safety. Trust our word, we adhere to the highest standards of hygiene and sterility.

Have more questions?

Undergoing dental procedures under anaesthesia can raise questions. We encourage you to contact us to discuss your specific needs and concerns. We are here to help you make informed decisions about your oral health.