Sedation Dentist – Soldotna, AK
Lifting the Anxiety Out of Dental Visits
At Soldotna Dental Arts, we understand that dental anxiety is a real and common problem among dentistry patients of all ages, resulting in countless skipped appointments and worsening smile damage that could have been avoided. Our skilled sedation dentist in Soldtona, AK, Dr. Christensen, and the rest of our staff work hard to create a comforting, pleasant environment for every visit, but this isn’t always enough to quell frazzled nerves. Thankfully, sedation dentistry can lend a helping hand. If you’d like to learn more about our sedative techniques or arrange this type of care for your next visit, contact us today in Soldotna, AK.
Why Choose Soldotna Dental Arts for Sedation Dentistry?
- Two Types of Sedation Available for Patients
- Trusted & Knowledgeable Dentist with Years of Experience
- Calming Dental Team & Amenities
Nitrous Oxide Dental Sedation
Most people know nitrous oxide by a different, sillier name — laughing gas! This mild sedative is safe for all ages, and it’s administered through a nasal mask that we’ll place on you at the beginning of your appointment. After a few minutes of breathing in the gas, you should feel calmer and more content while remaining aware of what’s happening around you. The biggest benefit of nitrous oxide is that the effects wear off extremely quickly following your appointment, which means that it’s safe to return to your daily routine and even drive yourself with minimal to no downtime required.
Dental Anxiety Relief
At Soldotna Dental Arts, we understand that dental anxiety is a common issue that often leads to skipped appointments and worsening dental health. Dr. Christensen and our team strive to create a comforting environment with amenities like neck pillows, blankets, nitrous oxide, and medications to help ease anxiety. Many patients who were initially hesitant due to past experiences have found our office to be a welcoming place where they can achieve the smile they’ve always wanted. We take pride in turning anxious patients into "patients for life," helping them replace fear with confidence in their dental care.