The process of dentistry under general anaesthetic: the pain-free solution

Sokan félnek a fogorvostól, és halogatják a szükséges kezeléseket. Pedig a fogászati problémák nem oldódnak meg maguktól, sőt, egyre súlyosabbá válhatnak. Ha Ön is tart a fájdalomtól, a tűszúrástól, vagy a hosszú és kellemetlen beavatkozásoktól, akkor a Smileexpertben elérhető dentistry under general anaesthesia lehet az Ön számára a legjobb választás.

During dentistry under general anaesthetic, the patient sinks into a deep sleep and feels nothing during the treatment. The anaesthesia is administered by a qualified anaesthetist consultant, who continuously monitors the patient's vital functions. Under anaesthesia, several different dental procedures can even be carried out at once, for example implantation, tooth extraction, root canal treatment or dental replacement. This way you can save time and money and rid yourself of your dental troubles all at once.

The process of dentistry under general anaesthetic at our Budapest practice is as follows:

• Before the anaesthesia, a dental consultation is needed, in which the dentist assesses your dental condition and draws up the treatment plan. At this point you discuss what procedures are needed and what benefits the anaesthesia offers.
• A precondition of the anaesthesia is a prior laboratory, ECG and chest X-ray examination, as well as, in the case of any other illness, a consultation with the treating physician. A further precondition of the anaesthesia is the written approval of your GP.
• On the day of the treatment, you must arrive at our dental clinic on an empty stomach, where you will once again go over the most important information with the anaesthetist. In the six hours before the operation, do not eat or drink anything, and refrain from smoking.
• During the anaesthesia, the patient remains seated in the dental chair throughout. Within a few minutes of the anaesthetic injection being given, they fall asleep, and the machine is already breathing for them. This is when the dental treatment begins, which may last several hours.
• After the anaesthesia, the patient is taken to a recovery room, where they can rest for a few more hours. The anaesthetist checks their condition and, if everything is in order, allows them to go home. It is important that the patient does not drive and does not carry out any dangerous activity on the day of the anaesthesia. After the treatment, they are given painkillers, antibiotics and other medicines, which must be taken according to the dentist's instructions.
• After dentistry under general anaesthetic, recovery is usually quick and trouble-free. The patient only has to follow the usual post-dental aftercare, such as keeping the wound clean, maintaining oral hygiene, and following the advice regarding eating.

Dentistry under general anaesthetic is a safe and comfortable solution that can help you too to overcome your fear of the dentist and can give you back your healthy and beautiful smile. If you are interested in this option, do not hesitate to contact us and request an appointment for a free consultation. We look forward to welcoming you!