Anesthesia dentistry in Malmö - experienced dentists in anesthesia

 

TandCity offers professional narcotic dentistry in Malmö. Our experienced dentist in Malmö offers safe and professional dental care under anesthesia for those who experience dental fear or need major procedures. Our dentists and anesthesiologists at TandCity ensure a safe and comfortable experience, tailored to your needs.

What is narcotic dentistry?

Anesthetic dentistry means that dental treatments are performed while the patient is sedated under anesthesia. This is often used for patients suffering from dental fear, or who need extensive dental procedures and find it difficult to carry them out under local anaesthetic.

Why is anesthesia needed for dentistry?

Anesthesia is used in dentistry to make the treatment more pleasant for patients who would otherwise not be able to carry out the procedure. It may also be necessary for people with special medical needs or for children who cannot sit still for long periods of time.

When is anesthesia appropriate for dental care?

Dentistry under anesthesia may be recommended in the following situations:

  • Severe fear of dentists
  • Extensive dental care needs that require more time in the dentist's chair
  • Children or adults with special needs
  • Patients with physical or mental disabilities

The difference between local anesthesia and general anesthesia

Local anesthesia means that only the treated area is numbed, while you are awake throughout the procedure. Narcosis, on the other hand, means that you are completely sedated and are not aware of what is happening during the treatment.

Advantages of narcotic dentistry in Malmö

There are several advantages to choosing anesthesia dentistry at our clinic in Malmö:

  • Comfort: The patient feels no pain or discomfort during the procedure.
  • Efficiency: The dentist can carry out larger or several interventions at the same time.
  • Less anxiety: For people with an extreme fear of the dentist, anesthesia can be a decisive factor in daring to seek care at all.

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Preparations for narcotic dentistry at TandCity Malmö

Health declaration

Before your visit with us, you will fill in a health declaration that will be assessed by an anesthesiologist. It is important that this is complete together with a phone number for you as you want to be contacted in case the anesthetist has additional questions for you.

Fasting

Before interventions under anesthesia, one must be fasting for at least 6h and not have been drinking at least 2 hours before the procedure is performed. This is because the stomach must be empty to prevent possible complications during anaesthesia.

In practical terms, this means that:

  • If Your besök is booked before 12.30 p.m
    you must be fasting from 00:00 the night before. Up to 2 hours before the visit, it is fine to drink a cup coffee without milk, tea, juice/juice but NO Thinlk, yogurt or gamedde as these count as food. The drink may preferably be sweetened.
    At the same time, be sure to take any medications then (see below).
  • If Your besök is booked afterat 12:30 p.m
    you should eat a light breakfast (avoid fatty food) no later than 0600 but must be completely fasting thereafter.
    Up to 2 hours before the visit, it is fine to drink a cup coffee without milk, tea, juice but NO Thinlk, yogurt or gamedde as these count as solid food. The drink may preferably be sweetened. At the same time, be sure to take any medications then (see below).

Smoking/snuffing

If you smoke/snuff, it is important that you take a break of at least 2 hours, as nicotine affects the emptying of the stomach.

Common medications

As a rule, you must take your customary medications exactly as usual, but with the above drink and time limits as a guideline. For certain special diseases the following applies:

  • Asthma/COPD– Take your inhalation medicine in the morning even if you do not currently need it - this is to prevent possible complications during the anaesthesia.
    Bring your inhalation medications to the procedure.
  • Diabetes,tablet treated - Her NOT your morning dose of the diabetes medicine, take the other tablets as usual.
    You will facing with blood sugar device as well as yours diabetesmedicin to TandCity, when you must take these after the procedure.
    TandCity prioritizing diabetes patients for early interventions during the day.
  • Diabetes, treated with insulin - Her NOT your morning dose of insulin (applies to both slow/fast-acting).
    You will bring a blood sugar monitor as well as own insulin pen/or when you must take these after the procedure.
    TandCity prioritizing diabetes patients for early interventions during the day.

Anti-anxiety medication

If you have difficulty dental fear You will be given anti-anxiety medication to take 2 hours before your visit.

During the visit

Premedicine & before anesthesia

On arrival at us, you will be given pain-relieving tablets that you must take right before the procedure, so-called pre-medication. These medicines, usually paracetamol (Panodil®, Alvedon®) and NSAIDs (ibuprofen, diclofenac) are given for preventive purposes against toothache.

Before the anaesthetic, it is important that you try to empty your bladder just before the procedure, as it is significantly more difficult afterwards, mainly due to fatigue.
Feel free to use our toilet upon arrival!

Dental care under anesthesia

After you have taken a seat in the dentist's chair, the anesthesia staff will put in a drip via a venous cannula that you can place on the back of your hand/arm crease. A venous cannula is a thin plastic tube that leads into the blood vessel and it is through this that you will receive the anesthetic drugs. The staff will also connect you to the patient monitor that monitors blood pressure, pulse, breathing rate and oxygenation during the procedure.
Patient safety is high during the procedure and TandCity uses the same rigorous monitoring equipment as a hospital operating room.

We follow the most current scientific guidelines in anesthesia for dental procedures. The anesthetic drugs that are used are therefore modern and are tailored according to the nature of the procedure, its length and your needs. The anesthesia can therefore be anything from light sedation where you get a relaxing & anxiety-relieving effect during the procedure to deeper anesthesia where you sleep heavily. Feel free to tell the anesthetic staff about your thoughts & needs!

After the procedure, you will remain lying down in the dentist's chair under observation until you are more awake and alert. The most common side effect after anesthesia is nausea, something we do our utmost for you to avoid. Afterwards, you want to take a seat in the waiting room until the anesthesiologist discharges you and you can return home.

After the visit

We at TandCity aim for your intervention to be as painless as possible. To maintain the pain-relieving effect of premedication as well as of the local anesthetic which the dentist users, it is recommended that you have access to over-the-counter medicines (Alvedon®, Panodil®, Ipren® or Diklofenac) at home for continued good pain relief after the procedure. These can be bought at any pharmacy. Follow the manufacturer's or pharmacy's instructions.

Good to remember

  • Avoid nail polish on all fingers, preferably save thumb & index finger on one hand. If you use false nails, the same applies. This is because our monitoring equipment cannot measure with nail polish/loose nails.
  • Avoid contact lenses and bring glasses - this is because the ability to blink during anesthesia is affected and the lenses/eyes can dry out.
  • It is forbidden to drive a car or other vehicle 24 hours after the procedure, as our anesthetic drugs are classified as narcotics and some residual effect can be seen. When going home, you should be picked up by a relative/friend or take a taxi or public transport.
  • Remember to come rested before the procedure.
  • Bring identification.

Narcotics dentistry price

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