Tooth extractions are almost always associated by patients with pain and anxiety. Thanks to general anaesthesia, we can avoid the stress associated with the entire procedure. The collaboration between the dentist and the anesthesiologist is crucial. Prior to the procedure, the anesthesiologist conducts a thorough medical interview with the patient to gather information about their health status, chronic illnesses, allergies, or any intolerances to specific medications.
A patient qualified for anesthesia is put into a state of complete sleep during the procedure. Their condition is continuously monitored by the anesthesiologist who is present throughout the procedure.
Tooth extraction under general anaesthesia is a completely safe and painless procedure.

In dentistry, sedation is administered in the form of inhalation. Patient inhales a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen. The substance is delivered through a mask placed over the face, specifically the nose, while the mouth remains uncovered. During sedation, patient experiences drowsiness, alleviating anxiety and tension. It is an ideal alternative to anaesthesia, providing stress reduction during the dental procedure.