General Anesthesia for dental treatments Sisli

At Esnan Dental Clinics, dental treatment under general anaesthesia may be provided for patients who require extensive procedures, experience severe dental anxiety, have difficulty tolerating treatment while awake, or have specific clinical needs. Under general anaesthesia, the patient remains unconscious throughout the procedure. Suitability is determined following a detailed dental examination, review of medical history, and pre-anaesthetic assessment. General anaesthesia may be considered for: • Multiple dental procedures in one session• Complex implant and oral surgery • Full-mouth rehabilitation • Surgical tooth extractions • Patients with severe dental anxiety or phobia • Patients who cannot comfortably tolerate conventional dental treatment The treatment is planned jointly by the dental and anaesthesia teams. During the procedure, the patient’s breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen level, and general condition are continuously monitored by the anaesthesia team. Before treatment, patients receive clear instructions regarding fasting, medications, arrival time, and preparation. After the procedure, the patient is monitored in a dedicated recovery area until the anaesthesia team confirms that discharge or further observation is appropriate. Patients must follow all pre-operative and post-operative instructions and arrange for a responsible adult to accompany them after treatment. Final suitability, treatment duration, anaesthesia requirements, recovery arrangements, and cost depend on the patient’s medical condition and the dental procedures planned.