Sedation Dentistry
​Sedation dentistry uses various methods to help you relax and feel comfortable throughout your treatment.
It’s the perfect solution for anyone who wants to experience a stress-free, calm dental visit — without the worry or discomfort.
We are partnered with Dr. Teresa Roberts to help our patients feel more relaxed and comfortable.
​​​​Dr. Roberts graduated with Distinction from The George Washington University, School of Medicine in Washington, DC. She is board certified in adult and pediatric anesthesiology. She was recently awarded fellowship designation from the American Society of Anesthesiology (FASA) for her contributions and leadership in the field of Anesthesiology.
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Dr. Roberts is passionate about providing extraordinary care to patients, with a special emphasis in caring for chlldren, special needs patients and adults having anxiety and fear with dental treatment. She offers a range of sedation options ranging from mild sedation to assist patients in feeling calm to deeper sedation for patients going through more complex treatments.
Dr. Teresa Roberts, M.D.
THE BENEFITS OF SEDATION DENTISTRY
From mild anxiety to more complex needs, sedation can be tailored to fit your specific needs.
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EASE YOUR ANXIETY : Sedation allows you to let go of fear and feel calm throughout the procedure, ensuring a stress-free experience.
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COMFORT FOR LONG PROCEDURES : If you’re undergoing a lengthy or complex treatment, sedation helps reduce discomfort, making the process feel faster and easier.
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IMPROVED TREATMENT OUTCOMES : When you're calm and relaxed, your dentist can work more effectively, leading to better results and a smoother experience.
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NO MEMORY OF THE PROCEDURE : Depending on the level of sedation, you may not remember much of the treatment, which can be especially helpful for patients with a fear of dental procedures.​
IS SEDATION DENTISTRY RIGHT FOR YOU?
​​​If you feel anxious or afraid of dental visits, sedation dentistry can be a great option. It’s also ideal for patients undergoing extensive dental work, people with a low pain tolerance, or those who have difficulty sitting still during procedures.​
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