Dental treatment under general anaesthesia in Chișinău
Dental care focused on comfort and reassurance
Dental treatment under sedation or general anaesthesia can help suitable patients receive care more comfortably. The medicines and level of sedation are selected individually, following an assessment by the clinical team. An anaesthetist monitors the patient throughout the procedure.
Dental treatment “while asleep” refers to procedures carried out under sedation or general anaesthesia, supervised by an anaesthetist. Awareness and memory of treatment depend on the method used. The team will explain the options and how comfort is managed.
What does sedation dentistry involve?
Allergies
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A history of significant reactions to medicines requires careful assessment before treatment.
Children
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Treatment under sedation or general anaesthesia may be considered for children when clinically appropriate. The dental and anaesthetic teams assess the child's age, health, treatment needs and ability to cooperate before recommending an approach.
Extensive dental treatment
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Long appointments and complex treatment can be tiring. Sedation or general anaesthesia may make suitable procedures more manageable for both the patient and the clinical team.
A strong gag reflex
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For patients whose gag reflex makes dental procedures difficult.
Who may benefit from sedation dentistry?
Patients who need additional support
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Sedation may help patients who find dental procedures or long appointments difficult. Suitability is assessed individually.
Dental anxiety
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Our aim is to help patients feel comfortable and supported. If you are afraid of dental treatment, tell us so we can discuss how to make your care easier.
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This can make the procedure easier for the dentist to carry out.
Reduced salivation during treatment
Several affected teeth may be treated during one session under general anaesthesia, depending on the treatment plan.
Several treatments in one appointment
Reduced awareness of dental sounds and sensations can make the experience easier for some patients.
Care designed to reduce discomfort and anxiety
Potential benefits
Questions about sedation dentistry
Is treatment under sedation or general anaesthesia suitable for children?
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The team assesses each child before recommending sedation or general anaesthesia. Short-acting medicines may be used, and an anaesthetist monitors the child's vital signs throughout the procedure. The benefits, risks and recovery are discussed with the parent or guardian.
How often can dental treatment be carried out under sedation?
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The number and timing of appointments depend on the treatment needed and your health. The dentist and anaesthetist will agree an appropriate interval between procedures.
How long does treatment take?
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Typical times for selected treatments:
30 minutes — tooth decay treatment for one permanent tooth;
1 hour 30 minutes — treatment of pulp inflammation in one permanent tooth;
30 minutes — a moderately complex extraction of one permanent tooth.
30 minutes — tooth decay treatment for one permanent tooth;
1 hour 30 minutes — treatment of pulp inflammation in one permanent tooth;
30 minutes — a moderately complex extraction of one permanent tooth.
What if I am afraid of injections?
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Tell the team about your concerns. Where appropriate, inhalation-based options can be discussed as part of the anaesthetic plan.
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We create a comfortable, supportive atmosphere where everyone can feel safe and confident.
We know how much reassurance matters and work to make every visit as comfortable as possible.
We believe trust between you and your dentist is essential to successful treatment.
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Is general anaesthesia always necessary?
No. Sedation may be an alternative for suitable patients. The team will explain the differences, suitability and costs.
With some forms of sedation, you remain conscious and can communicate with the dentist while feeling more relaxed.
With some forms of sedation, you remain conscious and can communicate with the dentist while feeling more relaxed.
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Upper and lower braces: 18 months of treatment
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Upper and lower braces: one year of treatment
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Extraction of four wisdom teeth
3/7
Dental implant placement and an implant-supported crown
4/7
Placement of eight implants and fixed temporary restorations
5/7
Tooth decay treatment and tooth restoration
6/7
Extraction of four wisdom teeth
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Upper and lower braces: 18 months of treatment
1/7
Upper and lower braces: one year of treatment
2/7
Extraction of four wisdom teeth
3/7
Dental implant placement and an implant-supported crown
4/7
Placement of eight implants and fixed temporary restorations
5/7
Tooth decay treatment and tooth restoration
6/7
Extraction of four wisdom teeth
7/7
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