Phone: (813) 684 - 6509
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Anesthesia Services

Our office provides effective, reliable, and profound local anesthesia ("novocaine") for your dental treatment.  We simply will not work on you until you are completely numb and remain pain free.  A variety of local anesthetics and administration techniques are used that are highly effective and truly work to provide pain free treatment as supported by the latest peer-reviewed science, anatomy,  and research.  Post operative pain or discomfort, if any, is controlled using over the counter analgesics and prescribed medicine. Patients who are fearful or anxious towards dental treatment can  be successfully treated using conscious sedation.  Nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation (a pill), or intravenous sedation (IV) can be utilized in a safe, monitored environment to make you feel completely relaxed, pain free,  with little or no memory of the procedure.  Patients who may possess a strong gag reflex, are claustrophobic, afraid of needles, or have special needs (i.e. pediatric, geriatric, disabled, medically compromised, genetic, psychological,  developmental, and/or "bad life" issues) can also be treated. 

Additional training, equipment, and facility inspection are required on an on-going basis to earn and maintain a State of Florida anesthesia permit.  Auxiliary personnel including a Board Certified  Anesthesiologist (MD) and his nursing staff are available in complex cases.  Our new, free-standing, well equipped building is specifically designed to conform to state and federal anesthesia outpatient facility standards including generated backup electrical power.

Training Requirements

Pediatric Permit-   Typically included in most Pediatric Residency programs, which is part of most conscious sedation permits. Requirements vary from state-to-state. 

Conscious Sedation Permit-  Typically included in most Periodontal Surgery programs.  Dental schools and hospital programs offer "in house" residency courses.  Requirements vary from state-to-state.

General Anesthesia Permit -  Typically included in most Oral Surgery/MD programs, or formal 2-3yr Dental Anesthesiology residency.  Accepted by most states.

All permits issued/maintained by state Dental Boards.

Patient Testimonial

The office personnel and assisting technicians made me feel so comfortable. All questions were answered. I felt like I was informed well. Thank you for an experience that was professional and personable.

- Jackie

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