Dentistry under General Anesthesia

General anesthesia is used for patients who cannot tolerate dental treatment while awake. It allows the patient to remain unconscious and completely pain-free during the procedure.

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When is it indicated:

- Severe dental anxiety or phobia.
- Special needs patients.
- Extensive or surgical procedures (multiple extractions, full-mouth treatments).

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Advantages:

- Complete comfort and cooperation.
- Multiple treatments completed in a single session.
- Safe when administered by a certified anesthesiologist.

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Preparation:

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Includes preoperative evaluation and coordination with the anesthesiology team. Recovery is typically on the same day.

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