Dental Anxiety is Common
95 Million in North America Fear the Dentist
If you suffer from anxiety or panic attacks when you think about your next dental appointment, Dr. Kasarsky understands. Your fear is real, and it’s okay. In about 80 percent of dental phobic patients, fear is caused by a previous bad dental experience. Dental anxiety may also stem from control issues. According to DOCS, the Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation, 95 million people on this continent don’t see a dentist because of their very real dental fear. Dr. Kasarsky believes in the power of dental fear, so we have implemented oral sedation to help patients who are afraid of the dentist overcome their dental anxiety and find peace of mind in their dental care.
Oral Sedation Revolutionizes Dentistry
One Pill can Help You Overcome Dental Fear
While many methods of dental anesthesia exist, sedation dentistry has enabled unprecedented numbers of patients who suffer from dental phobia a way to attain the dental treatments they need. Dr. Kasarsky will prescribe a pill for you to take one hour prior to your scheduled dental visit. Driving under the influence of oral sedation is prohibited, so someone must accompany you to Dr. Kasarsky’s Park Avenue, NY office. The effects of oral sedation melt all dental fears, and you will be able to have hours of dental work performed, free from the stress of dental anxiety. After the procedures are complete, you can return home with your driver. Effects of oral sedation subside in a few hours after the appointment. The next day, you can enjoy your new smile and your success in overcoming dental phobia.
Long Appointments Made Easy
Oral Sedation can Conserve Your Time
Oral sedation isn’t just for dental phobics. Patients who need lengthy or multiple dental procedures use oral sedation to conserve time. Under oral dental anesthesia, your deeply relaxed state will enable you to undergo hours of dental work in a single appointment. If you have postponed dental work because you don’t have the time for multiple appointments, call Dr. Kasarsky today. Oral sedation may be your answer.
Contact Us
Jason S. Kasarsky, DDS
530 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10021
Phone 212.838.8230
www.jkdds.com
Oral Sedation: Safe and Sound
Sedation Dentistry is Safe for Patients
Concerned about the safety of sedation dentistry? You shouldn’t be. The American Dental Association acknowledges that controlling dental anxiety is essential for some patients because otherwise, they will not seek dental care. In fact, the ADA claims that prescription drugs used to treat anxiety (anxiolytic sedatives) and anesthetic techniques have a “remarkable record of safety” when administered by trained professionals. Hospital anesthesia patients face more risk than dental anesthesia patients. At Dr. Kasarsky’s practice, your safety comes first. Dr. Kasarsky has training and experience that you can count on. We’ll monitor your vital signs while you’re under oral sedation, so you can place your trust in Dr. Kasarsky and oral sedation. We want to put a beautiful, healthy smile on your face.
Dr. Kasarsky provides oral sedation for dental anxiety, dental fear, or dental phobics. Patients in the Park Avenue area who are afraid of the dentist, or who have dental phobia, can benefit greatly from oral sedation, a form of dental anesthesia, also known as sedation dentistry.