University specialization base at the Medical University - Plovdiv
University specialization base at the Medical University - Plovdiv
Treatment without unpleasant sensations and bad memories!
Dental treatment under medical sleep in our clinic is comfortable, without unpleasant sensations and with professional care for your teeth. We have modern and fully equipped operating room, in which even the most complex dental procedures can be performed.
Of course, we are most proud of the team of professionals – highly qualified oral surgeons, general and pediatric dentists, dental assistants and an anesthesiology team – an anesthesiologist and an anesthesiology nurse, whose main task is to provide precise and comfortable treatment to you – the patients.
Patient safety is of paramount importance to us. Therefore, throughout the entire procedure, an experienced anesthesiologist and an anesthesiology nurse constantly monitor the patient's condition and reactions, ensuring their safety and comfort.
Lack of unpleasant sensations, discomfort and stress – this is the ideal solution for people suffering from dentophobia or people with special needs and mental problems.
Prolonged maintenance of a state of unconsciousness – during the entire procedure, patients are in a state very close to sleep, which brings additional comfort and peace.
Safety and surveillance – the procedures are performed under the supervision of an experienced anesthesiologist, who ensures the safety and comfort of patients during the entire process.
Quick recovery – at the end of the treatment, patients wake up with the feeling of a pleasant sleep. There is no post-anesthetic delirium or other unpleasant consequences.
Before proceeding with any action, we must conduct a detailed initial examination and prepare a treatment plan. After that, the entire procedure is planned.
It is performed on site at the clinic by specialist anesthetist. To be filled in anesthesia sheet, on the basis of which the anesthesiologist becomes familiar with his current health condition. Then the anesthesiologist gives the patient prescriptions for additional examinations by other specialists (allergist, ENT, gastroenterologist, cardiologist and other specialists at his discretion). The results of these examinations determine whether a patient can undergo treatment under medical sleep and what is the optimal time for which he can be under anesthesia.
In treatment under medical sleep, anesthesia is intravenous. Based on the patient's weight and age, the anesthesiologist will determine how much medication to administer through the abductor. It usually takes about 10-15 minutes for the medication to take effect and for the patient to begin working.
Treatment under medical sleep can be applied to all types of dental procedures. From cleaning tartar, to preparing teeth for veneers, to the most complex surgical interventions. Regardless of the treatment, during the entire procedure, the anesthesiologist and the anesthesiology nurse monitor the patient's vital signs and adjust the levels of the medications administered. When the patient is under medical sleep, dental specialists can perform the necessary manipulations much faster and easier.
Dental treatment of children requires a specific attitude and approach from the dentist and his team. Treatment under medical sleep helps children with phobias, very complex dental problems and special needs to receive the necessary care without unpleasant sensations and stress. In many cases, this is the only alternative for these children to stop experiencing pain, restore their normal chewing functions and improve their oral hygiene.
In the clinic we use intravenous anesthesia with high-quality drugs that allow long-term and safe maintenance of the child under a state of medical sleepThe little patients recover very quickly at the end of the treatment and actually feel as if they have woken up from a pleasant dream.
In general, it does not differ significantly from the treatment performed on children. Again, this concerns patients who suffer from phobias, have very complex dental problems, or have specific needs that do not allow them to cooperate with the dentist.