Dental procedures under general anesthesia
„Smile as if the whole world is your best friend.”
Jessica Jung, Shine
Our friend is a smile, because a smile is a positive reaction. It shows openness to the world, to another person. We love to see it in our patients.
Treatment under anesthesia
At Nawrocki Clinic, we help Patients overcome their fear of treatment by offering procedures under general anesthesia, or anesthesia. Such a solution provides the Patient with maximum comfort, eliminates stress and pain during lengthy or difficult procedures, such as implant placement, surgical tooth extraction or complicated root canal treatment. Patients who have difficulty tolerating pain can also benefit from the advantages of treatment under anesthesia.
Modern treatment rooms
We have 2 treatment blocks with a recovery room for Patients who undergo procedures under general anesthesia. The blocks are equipped with state-of-the-art devices that monitor the vital functions of the Patient, who is under constant medical observation. The anesthesiologist monitors the Patient’s condition throughout the procedure, checking parameters such as blood pressure, oxygen levels and heart rhythm. During anesthesia, the Patient is relaxed and relaxed. Prior to anesthesia, a detailed medical history is taken and appropriate tests are also performed to determine whether anesthesia is suitable for the Patient.
People with dentophobia and sensitive to pain
General anesthesia is ideal for dentophobic patients who are panic-stricken about treatment at the dentist. Anesthesia can also be used for Patients who are particularly sensitive to pain or can’t tolerate local anesthesia well. Anesthesia prevents the patient from feeling pain during the procedure, which contributes to greater comfort and a reduction in unpleasant sensations.
Removal of 4 eights in one treatment
The undoubted advantage of general anesthesia is that you can get rid of up to all four eights during one procedure. Nawrocki Clinic employs surgeons who are very experienced in this field. The decision to use anesthesia during the extraction of eights depends on the individual patient’s preference, anxiety level and the doctor’s judgment. In the case of complex extractions, when, for example, the teeth are retained in the tissues or grow at an angle, anesthesia is most advisable, as such a procedure can be more complicated and time-consuming. General anesthesia allows the procedure to be performed comfortably and safely.
Treatment of children under anesthesia
Treatment under general anesthesia is a good option for parents of children who do not want to cooperate for various reasons. Anesthesia allows the treatment to be carried out in a safe and effective manner, while minimizing stress and discomfort for the child. A high-level pediatric dentistry specialist informs parents in detail about the procedure, which he or she then supervises The safety of the child is, of course, paramount, so a thorough medical evaluation of his or her health is carried out before anesthesia is administered to examine his or her general condition and any risks associated with general anesthesia.