Comfortable Care
with Sedation Dentistry
Worried about visiting the dentist? You’re not alone. We offer safe
sedation options to help you stay relaxed during checkups and dental
procedures.
Explore our sedation dentistry services
Whether you need mild relaxation or deeper sedation, we offer options tailored to your comfort level and treatment needs.
Nitrous oxide
Also known as laughing gas, this sedative can help you relax without putting you to sleep. This option is safe for children.
Complete sedation
For some patients, and for more complex procedures, full sedation may be the most comfortable option.
Compassionate care built around your comfort
At Brident Dental, we understand that some patients need extra reassurance or support during treatment. Our teams work to create a welcoming experience and offer comfort-focused options that can help make necessary dental care feel more manageable.
Hear what’s making our patients smile
Betty Orellana
I’m Douglas’s caregiver. He lost teeth from radiation, but Brident gave him hope with dentures. He’s smiling again, thanks to Dr. Lee and the amazing team.
DeVonte’ Rogers
I’ve been coming here since I was 5 and I’m now 25! They really make you feel welcomed and relaxed. I always leave feeling clean, confident, and smiling.
Gabby Torres
This dental office is fantastic. The entire staff made everything easy and comfortable. As someone who has dental anxiety, I’m really happy I chose Brident.
Sedation dentistry FAQs
Dental anxiety includes fear, stress, or phobias related to dental care. Around 30-40 million Americans avoid the dentist out of fear, so if you’re experiencing any form of dental anxiety, you’re not alone. Explore our dental anxiety guide to find out how we can help your visit feel comfortable.
That depends on the type of sedation used. Laughing gas helps you relax but keeps you awake, while deeper sedation may make you feel drowsy or even sleep through the procedure. We’ll walk you through your options and what to expect beforehand.
Yes, certain types of sedation, like laughing gas, are safe and commonly used for children. Our team will guide you through your options and explain what’s best for your child’s age and treatment.
Not at all. Many patients only choose sedation for longer or more complex procedures, or when they feel especially anxious. We’ll help you decide if it’s necessary based on your needs.
Your care team will give you specific instructions based on the type of sedation. In some cases, you may need to avoid eating beforehand or arrange for someone to drive you home.