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Sedation Dentistry

Experience in-clinic Dental Sedation

Our clinic provides solutions for patients with dental phobias as well.

Experience in-clinic Dental Sedation, also known as Sleep Dentistry, to undergo comprehensive treatment, in an anxiety-free session. We collaborate with qualified Dental Sedationists to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.

Don’t let fear hinder your pursuit of optimal oral health – our tailored options make dental care accessible for everyone.

It is important to plan what needs to be done prior to commencing dental work under sleep dentistry. We highly recommend all our patients to undergo a comprehensive oral examination first for planning.

Why Choose Us

  • Experienced Providers in Sleep Dentistry in Cranbourne
    • All our dentist are trained in providing you the best comprehensive oral health care while you undergo your all dental procedures under sleep dentistry.
    • We work closely with highly qualified sleep experts to ensure you have a comfortable and relaxing experience here at Cranbourne North Dental.
  • Post-Operative support
    • We’re here for you even after your sleep dentistry appointments. Our comprehensive post-operative instructions and follow-up calls or appointments ensure a smooth recovery and address any concerns you may have.
  • Get it done locally
    • Why travel to the hospital, fill out all those forms, and go through the hassle of waiting in a common area for hours until it’s your turn for surgery?
    • Get your Dental appointment done under sedation locally here in Cranbourne, which the convenience of not waiting for a long list of patients before you.

Please note that not all cases are suitable for dental sedation and may require treatment under general anaesthetic. Our dental services can be provided under GA at a dedicated facility with our team.

We also have a variety of Payment Plans available – giving you the flexibility of paying for your Sleep Dentistry (Sedation) appointment later.

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Interested in Sleep Dentistry in Cranbourne?

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Common Problems

Bad Breath
Bad breath (halitosis) is a common issue that can affect your confidence and social interactions. Fortunately, with the right care, it’s often treatable and preventable.
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Crowded Teeth
Crowded teeth occur when there isn't enough space in the jaw for teeth to align properly. This can lead to overlapping or crooked teeth, making it harder to maintain oral hygiene and increasing the risk of dental issues.
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Snoring
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Snoring
Snoring is a common issue, but it’s important to understand that it’s not a normal part of healthy sleep. When someone snores, it often indicates that their airway is partially obstructed, which restricts the flow of oxygen to the body. This restriction can negatively impact not only the quality of your sleep but also your overall health.
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Receding Gums
Receding gums occur when the gums surrounding the teeth wear away or pull back, exposing more of the tooth or its root. This exposure can result in the roots of the teeth being exposed and becoming very sensitive. It can also lead to gaps between the tooth root and the gum creating a little pocket that makes it easier for disease-causing bacteria to build up.
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Overbite
An overbite, also known as a deep bite, is a common dental issue where the upper front teeth overlap significantly with the lower front teeth.
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Tooth Decay
Tooth decay, also called dental caries or cavity, is the most prevalent dental problem in the world. Signs include block/brown holes in your teeth, broken teeth, bad taste or smells.
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Gum Infection
Do you have swollen, red, bleeding gums, or bad breath? This might indicate a gum infection which requires prompt treatment.
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Tooth Abscess
A tooth abscess is a painful and potentially dangerous dental condition that arises from a bacterial infection. Signs include pain, swelling, gum pimples, bad breathe or taste.
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Teeth Grinding
Teeth grinding (bruxism), is the involuntary clenching, gnashing, or grinding of the teeth. Signs include tooth wear, sensitivity, jaw pain, and headaches.
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Impacted Wisdom Teeth
Impacted Wisdom teeth are generally described as molars which are coming out at odd angles but seem stuck at the same time. Signs include pain, swelling, infection, and headaches.
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Toothache
Tooth ache troubles? Let us help
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Sensitive Teeth
Sensitive teeth are generally described as sharp, short-acting tooth pain when you drink cold drinks, eat ice cream, or drink hot tea.
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Yellow Teeth
Yellow teeth, or discoloured teeth, is a common tooth problem that is generally cosmetic in nature but may have underlying implications.
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Enamel Erosion
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Enamel Acid Erosion
Worn down teeth can be a sign of tooth enamel acid erosion. This can be caused by a variety of reasons and should not be ignored, despite the lack of symptoms.
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Cracked Tooth
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Cracked Tooth
A chipped or fractured tooth that can annoying your tongue or cheek.
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Gingivitis
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Gingivitis
Red swollen gums? Sounds like you might have Gingivitis.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Does Sedation Dentistry work?

Absolutely! We collaborate with a skilled sleep dentistry team boasting years of expertise in providing anxiety-free dental care. Experience a tranquil session where you can undergo all necessary dental procedures and wake up without remembering it. This option is ideal for individuals with severe dental phobia, and our proficient team conducts thorough medical suitability assessments. Rest assured, you’ll receive exceptional care throughout the process.

Sleep Dentistry adheres to stringent regulations to ensure safety with every procedure, which can result in higher costs. Our team includes a Dental Sedation expert, a dedicated medical nurse, a Dental Professional, and a Dental Nurse, all present throughout the procedure. Despite the expenses, we strive for efficiency by maximising treatment within the two-hour timeframe. Unlike hospital treatments, there are no additional hospital fees, making it a cost-effective and efficient option.

Recovery is a few hours so please have someone drive you home. Your dentist will provide post-procedure instructions based on the level of sedation.

Yes, sleep dentistry is safe for most patients when performed by trained professionals. Before the procedure, your sedation expert will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine the most appropriate sedation method for you, considering your medical history and any existing conditions. Monitoring equipment is also used to ensure your vital signs are stable throughout the procedure.

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