Patients are often referred for sedation dentistry when decay is seen on the front four teeth.  While these cavities must be treated, there are alternatives to sedation that should be explored prior to putting your child to sleep. Listed below are some treatment options to help guide parents in making the correct decision regarding their child’s care. Do nothing.  Children begin to lose the front teeth between the ages of 5 and 6 years of age.  If a child has no other decay a

Choosing an anesthesiologist to provide office based anesthesia can be daunting to both parent and practitioner. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, “not all anesthesia providers have equal training and experience in delivering care during procedures performed within and around the oral cavity, especially in the pediatric or special healthcare needs patient populations or on a mobile basis.” As a result, it is important to discuss your child’s anesthetic

The Tooth Pillow Dentistry is unique in that we only treat patients under sedation. 1. Our pediatric dentists, dental anesthesiologists, and office staff are specifically trained to treat patients under general anesthesia and consistently work together, resulting in exceptional outcomes for our patients. 2. Our treatment plans are tailored specifically to the needs of patients that require dental sedation, reducing the risk of the patient needing to be put to sleep again in t