4.7* BASED ON 1100+ REVIEWS
4.7* BASED ON 1100+ REVIEWS
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Fulham
0207 610 1110
NHS Dentist
"We visited Dr. Aneeta, and nurse Sarah at NhS Dentist at North End after she helped my son removed his tooth. Dr Aneeta is very gentle and professional throughout the procedure. "
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Fulham
0207 610 1110
NHS Dentist
"I’ve been a patient here for years, and my daughter has been coming since birth, every visit has always been a pleasant experience. The level of customer service is consistently exceptional.
Most recently, my 4 year old daughter needed a tooth removed. Understandably, we were both nervous, especially since sedation was recommended. But the staff were incredibly informative, kind, friendly, and so reassuring throughout the entire process.
A big thank you to Aneeta and Regina for going above and beyond to make this experience a positive one for both of us. We truly appreciate the care and professionalism from start to finish. Highly recommend! x
Inhalation sedation in dentistry is a simple and safe way to help patients feel more relaxed when visiting the dentist. Many people feel nervous about dental treatment, and some may even avoid appointments because of fear. Inhalation sedation, often called laughing gas, can make the experience much easier.
The gas used is a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen. It is given through a small, comfortable mask placed over the nose. As the patient breathes normally, the calming gas quickly takes effect. Within a few minutes, most people begin to feel lighter, more at ease, and less aware of their worries. Some patients describe a gentle floating or tingling sensation, while others simply feel calm and comfortable.
Importantly, this is a form of conscious sedation. That means patients remain awake the whole time. They can still talk to the dentist, follow instructions, and maintain full control of their body. Unlike general anaesthetic, there is no “going to sleep.”
Inhalation sedation, often called “happy gas” or “laughing gas,” uses a safe mix of nitrous oxide and oxygen to help you feel calm and relaxed during dental treatment.
Most patients feel light, calm, and less anxious. Some experience a tingling sensation, warm feeling, or mild floating sensation. You’ll remain awake and able to talk to the dentist.
Yes. Inhalation sedation is very safe and widely used in dentistry. The gas is quickly absorbed and leaves your system within minutes once stopped.
It’s suitable for most children and adults, especially those who feel nervous about dental treatment. Your dentist will check your medical history first.
No. You’ll be awake and able to respond to questions, but you’ll feel much more relaxed and less aware of the treatment.
You can eat and drink normally beforehand, but we usually recommend avoiding heavy meals just before your appointment.
The effects wear off within minutes once the gas is stopped, so you’ll be able to leave the surgery feeling normal.
Yes, most patients can drive and return to normal activities straight after treatment, as the gas leaves your system very quickly.
Side effects are rare. Some people may feel a little light-headed or get the hiccups, but this passes once the gas is stopped.
It helps nervous patients feel comfortable, makes dental treatment easier, and is safe, gentle, and quick to recover from.
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