Below is everything you can expect when you choose Sedation Dentistry.

What is oral conscious sedation?
When dental sedation is the best treatment to address your needs, we will discuss everything you need to know about it at length. Sedation dentistry makes use of pharmacological agents to help you feel relaxed during dental procedures. When you’re comfortable and anxiety-free, you won’t feel any pain at all while you get dental work done. This means that we’ll be able to work on solutions for any oral problems you may have better and faster. 

At Dentique Dental, we understand the importance of providing quality dental care for seniors to maintain their oral health and overall well-being. As you age, various oral issues can arise, including periodontal disease, dry mouth, worn teeth, and lost teeth. These issues can have a significant impact on your health, increasing the risk of conditions such as heart disease, strokes, blood vessel blockage, dementia, and more.

Also known as periodontal disease, gum disease begins small but gradually worsens over time. The primary cause is bacteria found in dental plaque, which inflames and eventually infects your gum tissues. If left untreated, gum disease can cause your gum tissue to pull away from your teeth, resulting in lost bone density and tooth loss due to gum tissue recession.

It’s widely recognized that maintaining good oral health is important for overall well-being, and that poor oral health can contribute to other health issues. To keep your mouth and body healthy, it’s essential to learn how to care for your smile and prevent harmful bacteria from spreading to other parts of your body.

The theme for National Children’s Dental Health Month in February 2023 is “Brush, Floss, Smile.” Tooth decay is a major health problem for children, and cavities can lead to severe toothache, infection, and even tooth loss if left untreated. To help your child’s smile thrive, it’s important to provide them with the tools they need to keep cavities at bay.

Sedation dentistry utilizes medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. Oral sedatives are regulated by the FDA and considered quite safe, making them an ideal option for those who deal with fear and anxiety. Here are some frequently asked questions about sedation dentistry to find out if it’s right for you.

Find out if sedation dentistry is for you.

Most people hate going to the dentist for one reason or another, but regular dental visits will help your dentist maintain your overall oral health, aside from treating problems before they arise and providing solutions to both major and minor dental issues. A lot of patients however, would rather endure the pain of a toothache than a visit to the dentist, which isn’t advisable or ideal in the long run. Few patients also know that options such as sedation dentistry exist, which can greatly help make visits to the dentist easier and sitting through an appointment stress-free. 

Oct 11, 2022

Find out more about sedation dentistry and leave the worrying to us!

Most people hate the thought of going to the dentist, sometimes with good reason. Perhaps you had a bad experience at another clinic and can’t stand the sound of drilling, maybe you hate needles and get anxious about blood—in any case, nobody likes pain, and the idea of subjecting yourself to it can be incredibly stressful. 

Come join us to celebrate our transition from Elite Dental Care to Dentique!

Come join us at our Downers Grove location (in the back parking lot) on Tuesday, August 9th from 3-6pm for Taco Tuesday and “Let’s ‘Taco Bout It”!!!

There will be tacos, beverages, a bounce house, face painting, giveaways and more! If you schedule an appointment or

View the invitation here.