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A child treated calmly, without fear, in the Cheo Kids surgery

Conscious sedation

Inhalation sedation, in Pipera

A latest-generation device that lets patients of all ages feel relaxed during dental treatment.

  • Nitrous oxide + oxygen
  • Non-toxic, no drowsiness
  • For all ages

What it means

Complete relaxation during treatment

Even with the newest anaesthesia technology, for many people the fear of the dentist remains deeply rooted. That is why we invested in a latest-generation inhalation sedation device.

Using a combination of oxygen and nitrous oxide, the device delivers a non-toxic, colourless gas, carefully dosed to keep you comfortable for the whole duration of the procedure.

Nitrous oxide + oxygen

A non-toxic, colourless gas, carefully dosed.

No drowsiness

Consciousness and reflexes remain intact.

Rapid elimination

Through the lungs, with no strain on the liver.

Nasal mask

Simple, comfortable administration.

Cheo Kids surgery equipped with a Master Flux Plus inhalation sedation device
Cheo Kids surgery with a dinosaur-shaped dental chair
The Cheo Kids playroom, for a visit without fear

Worth remembering

Good to know

  • Inhalation sedation does not cause drowsiness — the patient’s consciousness and reflexes remain unaltered.

  • Nitrous oxide is not metabolised in the liver; it is eliminated rapidly through the lungs.

  • After treatment you can go back to your usual activities; no driving for 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

What patients ask most often

Didn't find your answer? Call us at0767 919 714or request an assessment.

Does inhalation sedation put you to sleep?

No. Inhalation sedation does not cause drowsiness; the patient’s consciousness and reflexes remain unaltered.

Is it safe?

The gas is non-toxic and colourless, and carefully dosed. Nitrous oxide is not metabolised in the liver; it is eliminated rapidly through the lungs.

Can I drive after the treatment?

No — driving is not allowed for 24 hours after inhalation sedation.

Who is inhalation sedation not recommended for?

Children under 3; pregnant women in the first and third trimester; patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma, nasal obstruction, otitis or sinusitis; with megaloblastic anaemia or cor pulmonale; with hepatitis B or C, tuberculosis or autoimmune disease; after recent eye surgery or intestinal obstruction; with a history of substance abuse; or claustrophobic patients.

Appointment

Book a treatment with inhalation sedation

Fill in the form and we will get back to you as soon as possible to arrange your consultation.

  • Call us0767 919 714
  • Today, Tuesday14:00–21:00
  • Bulevardul Pipera, nr. 4C, vila F1

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