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General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we provide comprehensive general anaesthesia services for complex dental procedures, ensuring your complete comfort and safety throughout your treatment. Our specialist anaesthesia team delivers controlled unconsciousness using state-of-the-art monitoring equipment and advanced anaesthetic techniques, making even the most intricate dental procedures entirely pain-free.

Our general anaesthesia service is particularly beneficial for patients requiring extensive dental work, those with dental anxiety, or individuals undergoing complex oral surgeries. We conduct thorough pre-operative assessments to ensure your suitability for general anaesthesia, whilst our experienced anaesthetists maintain precise control over your vital signs throughout the procedure. From the initial consultation through to post-operative care, our dedicated team prioritises your wellbeing, implementing rigorous safety protocols that align with the highest medical standards in the UK.

Working within our purpose-built surgical facilities, we utilise advanced anaesthetic delivery systems and comprehensive monitoring equipment to maintain optimal conditions throughout your procedure. Our approach combines modern anaesthetic agents with precise administration methods, ensuring a smooth induction, stable maintenance, and comfortable recovery from anaesthesia.

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At London Dental Specialists, our General Anaesthesia for Complex Procedures follows a carefully structured process designed to ensure your comfort and safety throughout your dental treatment. Our experienced anaesthetic team begins with a thorough consultation to assess your medical history and specific needs, followed by the development of a personalised treatment plan. During the procedure, our specialist anaesthetists utilise state-of-the-art monitoring equipment and precise medication delivery systems to maintain a controlled state of unconsciousness. The process concludes with comprehensive post-operative care, where our dedicated team monitors your recovery and provides detailed aftercare instructions to ensure optimal healing and comfort following your procedure.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures

    The initial consultation for general anaesthesia at London Dental Specialists begins with a comprehensive assessment to ensure your safety and suitability for the procedure. Our specialist anaesthetist and dental team will carefully evaluate your medical history and current health status to create a personalised treatment plan.



    During your consultation, we will:




    • Review your complete medical history, including:

      • Previous surgeries and anaesthesia experiences

      • Current medications and supplements

      • Existing medical conditions

      • Allergies and adverse reactions



    • Perform essential health checks, including:

      • Blood pressure measurement

      • Heart rate monitoring

      • Breathing assessment

      • Airway examination





    Our team will thoroughly explain the anaesthesia process and provide detailed pre-operative instructions, including:




    • Fasting requirements before the procedure

    • Medications to continue or pause

    • What to expect on the day of treatment

    • Post-operative care guidelines



    You'll have the opportunity to discuss any concerns with our specialist team and ask questions about your upcoming procedure. We ensure you fully understand each aspect of your treatment plan before proceeding to the next stage.



    Following your consultation, we will provide you with written pre-operative instructions and schedule your procedure date, ensuring all necessary preparations are in place for your complex dental treatment under general anaesthesia.

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    Custom Treatment Plan for General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures involves a carefully planned treatment approach tailored to each patient's specific needs. Our specialist anaesthetists work alongside our dental team to ensure the highest level of care and safety throughout your procedure.



    During your treatment planning appointment, we will thoroughly assess your medical history and discuss the specific requirements for your dental procedure. This includes:




    • Comprehensive review of your medical history

    • Evaluation of any existing health conditions

    • Assessment of previous anaesthetic experiences

    • Discussion of specific dental treatments needed

    • Explanation of the anaesthetic process



    Our pre-anaesthetic assessment includes vital checks such as:




    • Blood pressure monitoring

    • Heart rate evaluation

    • Breathing assessment

    • Review of current medications



    We will provide you with clear pre-operative instructions, including:




    • Fasting guidelines before your procedure

    • Medication management instructions

    • What to wear on the day

    • Post-operative care requirements



    Your personalised treatment plan will outline:




    • Expected duration of the procedure

    • Type of anaesthetic delivery method

    • Specific dental treatments to be performed

    • Recovery time expectations

    • Post-procedure care instructions



    Our team will ensure you have a complete understanding of your treatment plan and answer any questions you may have about the general anaesthetic process before proceeding with your dental procedure.

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    Treatment Procedures for General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures ensures complete unconsciousness and comfort during extensive dental treatments. Our specialist anaesthetists carefully administer and monitor the anaesthesia throughout your entire procedure, allowing for the most intricate dental work to be completed safely and effectively.



    The anaesthesia process begins with a thorough pre-operative assessment where our team evaluates your medical history, current health status, and any previous experiences with anaesthesia. This careful screening helps us determine the most appropriate anaesthetic approach for your specific needs.



    During your procedure, our anaesthetic team utilises state-of-the-art monitoring equipment to track your vital signs, including:




    • Heart rate and blood pressure

    • Oxygen saturation levels

    • Breathing rate and depth

    • Body temperature

    • Muscle relaxation



    The stages of anaesthesia are carefully managed throughout your treatment:




    1. Induction Phase: Gentle transition to sleep through either intravenous medication or breathing anaesthetic gases

    2. Maintenance Phase: Consistent monitoring and adjustment of anaesthetic levels during the procedure

    3. Recovery Phase: Careful awakening in our dedicated recovery area under close supervision



    Our post-procedure care includes comprehensive monitoring until you are fully alert and ready to be discharged. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and ensure you have a responsible adult to accompany you home following your treatment.



    Common procedures performed under general anaesthesia at our clinic include:




    • Multiple tooth extractions

    • Complex wisdom tooth removal

    • Extensive dental implant procedures

    • Full mouth rehabilitation

    • Treatment for patients with dental phobia

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    Post Treatment Care for General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures

    Post-treatment care following general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures requires careful attention to ensure optimal recovery and comfort. Our dedicated team at London Dental Specialists provides comprehensive support throughout your recovery journey.



    During the first 24 hours after your procedure:



    • Do not drive or operate machinery - effects of anaesthesia can linger

    • Rest and recover - avoid strenuous activities

    • Stay hydrated - drink plenty of water, but avoid hot beverages

    • Eat soft, cool foods - when you feel ready to eat

    • Take prescribed medications - as directed by your dental specialist



    For the following week:



    • Maintain gentle oral hygiene - following specific instructions provided

    • Avoid smoking and alcohol - these can interfere with healing

    • Attend follow-up appointments - as scheduled by your dental team

    • Monitor for any unusual symptoms - contact us immediately if concerned



    Common temporary effects you may experience:



    • Drowsiness and mild confusion

    • Slight nausea

    • Sore throat

    • Muscle aches

    • Mild discomfort at the surgical site



    Contact our emergency support immediately if you experience:



    • Severe pain not relieved by prescribed medication

    • Excessive bleeding

    • Difficulty breathing

    • Persistent fever

    • Severe swelling



    Remember, our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics provides you with long-term peace of mind. Our team is always available to address any concerns during your recovery period.

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    Our Expert Team for General Anaesthesia Services

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team brings extensive expertise in providing general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures. Our specialists combine decades of experience with advanced certifications in managing all aspects of dental sedation and anaesthesia care.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads our anaesthesia services with his comprehensive background in complex periodontal procedures, supported by his Master's in Restorative Dentistry and Membership in Periodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. His expertise ensures the highest standards of patient care during procedures requiring general anaesthesia.

    Our team includes Dr. Neha Patel, whose endodontic specialisation and advanced qualifications enable precise treatment planning for complex root canal procedures under general anaesthesia. Dr. Kia Papagalani brings international expertise in orthodontic care, particularly beneficial for patients requiring extensive orthodontic procedures under sedation.

    Supporting our specialists, our dedicated dental nurses, Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, are specifically trained in anaesthesia monitoring and recovery care. Their experience ensures comprehensive patient support throughout the entire anaesthetic process, from pre-operative preparation to post-procedure recovery.

    Florentina Ciuchea, our dental therapist, plays a vital role in patient education and preparation for general anaesthesia procedures, whilst Tavanna Green ensures our patients have access to clear, detailed information about their upcoming procedures through various educational materials.

    Each team member maintains current certifications in advanced life support and anaesthesia management, adhering to the strict guidelines set forth by the Royal College of Surgeons and the General Dental Council.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde, our Principal Dentist and Specialist in Periodontics, brings exceptional expertise to our general anesthesia and complex dental procedures. With his comprehensive qualifications, including a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) and Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS), Dr. Sodeinde ensures the highest standard of care during advanced surgical procedures. His Master's degree in Restorative Dentistry (MSc Rest Dent) and Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent Perio) particularly enhance his ability to manage complex cases requiring general anesthesia. Dr. Sodeinde's prestigious Membership in Periodontics (MPerioRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh further demonstrates his advanced surgical capabilities, making him ideally suited to oversee and perform intricate dental procedures under general anesthesia. His extensive experience in periodontal surgery and implant placement, combined with his deep understanding of sedation protocols, ensures patients receive safe, effective treatment for even the most challenging dental procedures.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise in complex orthodontic procedures requiring general anesthesia, combining her advanced training from Ohio State University with extensive experience in managing challenging cases. Her Master of Science in Orthodontics and international background equip her to handle sophisticated orthodontic treatments that demand precise care under sedation. Dr. Papagalani's approach integrates modern orthodontic techniques with careful consideration of each patient's sedation needs, particularly for those requiring extensive procedures or managing dental anxiety. Her expertise extends to coordinating with anesthesiologists to ensure safe and effective treatment delivery while maintaining the highest standards of orthodontic care. As a specialist at London Dental Specialists, she regularly performs complex orthodontic procedures under general anesthesia, offering patients comprehensive solutions for their most challenging dental alignment needs.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures in London, UK

    Considering General Anesthesia for Complex Procedures? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What happens during general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures?

    During general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures, patients are carefully monitored while being placed in a controlled state of unconsciousness. The process begins with the administration of anaesthetic medications either through inhalation or intravenous injection, rendering you completely unaware and unable to feel any discomfort during the dental procedure.



    A qualified anaesthetist manages your breathing, vital signs, and depth of anaesthesia throughout the entire procedure using sophisticated monitoring equipment. They work alongside your dental surgeon to ensure your safety while complex treatments like multiple extractions, extensive reconstructive work, or advanced implant procedures are performed.




    • Pre-procedure preparation:

      • Thorough medical history review

      • Physical examination

      • Fasting instructions (usually no food/drink 6-8 hours before)

      • Pre-operative medications if required




    • During the procedure:

      • Continuous monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels

      • Breathing support through specialised equipment

      • Temperature regulation

      • Fluid management




    • Recovery process:

      • Gradual awakening in dedicated recovery area

      • Close monitoring until fully alert

      • Initial grogginess lasting several hours

      • Need for escort home and 24-hour supervision



    What are the risks and safety considerations for general anaesthesia during complex dental procedures?

    General anaesthesia during complex dental procedures carries specific risks and safety considerations that require careful medical evaluation and monitoring. The primary risks include temporary side effects like confusion, nausea, and sore throat, while more serious complications, though rare, can include allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, and cardiovascular issues. Modern anaesthetic techniques and comprehensive pre-operative assessments have made general anaesthesia extremely safe when administered by qualified professionals.



    At London Dental Specialists, our anaesthetic procedures are conducted with state-of-the-art monitoring equipment and performed by experienced anaesthesiologists who specialise in dental procedures. Each patient undergoes thorough pre-operative screening to ensure their suitability for general anaesthesia.



    Common Side Effects and Risks:



    • Temporary confusion and memory loss

    • Post-operative nausea and vomiting

    • Sore throat from breathing tube

    • Shivering and feeling cold

    • Difficulty urinating



    Safety Measures We Implement:



    • Comprehensive pre-operative health assessment

    • Continuous vital sign monitoring throughout the procedure

    • Advanced airway management equipment

    • Dedicated recovery area with specialist nursing care

    • 24-hour emergency support following procedures



    Recovery typically takes 24-48 hours, during which patients should avoid driving, operating machinery, or making important decisions. Our team provides detailed post-operative care instructions and remains available for support throughout the recovery period.

    How long is the recovery period after general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures?

    Recovery from general anaesthesia after complex dental procedures typically takes 24-48 hours for most patients to feel back to normal, though the immediate effects wear off within a few hours. The first day after the procedure requires complete rest, with most people able to return to light activities within 48 hours, though this varies based on the complexity of the dental procedure performed.



    During the initial recovery period, patients commonly experience drowsiness, mild disorientation, and temporary memory lapses. These effects typically subside within the first few hours post-procedure, though some patients may feel groggy for up to 24 hours.




    • First 24 Hours Recovery Timeline:

      • 0-2 hours: Close monitoring in recovery room

      • 2-6 hours: Rest at home with supervision required

      • 6-24 hours: Gradual return to alertness, but no driving or important decisions




    • Post-Anaesthesia Guidelines:

      • Arrange transport home with a responsible adult

      • Have someone stay with you for 24 hours

      • Avoid alcohol and operating machinery

      • Take prescribed medications as directed





    Should any unusual symptoms persist or concerns arise during recovery, London Dental Specialists provide comprehensive post-procedure support, backed by our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments.

    Who is eligible for general anaesthesia during complex dental procedures?

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures is typically suitable for patients who require extensive dental work, have severe anxiety, or medical conditions that make local anaesthesia unsuitable. Eligible candidates include those undergoing multiple tooth extractions, complex oral surgery, or extensive dental reconstruction, as well as patients with special needs, severe dental phobias, or those who cannot remain still for long periods.



    The decision for general anaesthesia is made after a thorough medical evaluation, considering factors such as overall health, medical history, and the complexity of the planned dental procedure. Patients must be physically healthy enough to undergo general anaesthesia, with particular attention paid to heart, lung, and kidney function.




    • Key eligibility criteria:

      • Patients requiring multiple procedures in one session

      • Those with severe dental anxiety or phobia

      • Individuals with special needs or developmental disabilities

      • Patients with strong gag reflexes or difficulty staying still

      • Those undergoing complex oral surgical procedures






    • Medical considerations that may affect eligibility:

      • Current health status and medical conditions

      • Previous reactions to anaesthesia

      • Medications being taken

      • Pregnancy status

      • Smoking and alcohol consumption





    At London Dental Specialists, our experienced anaesthesiologists conduct thorough pre-operative assessments to ensure patient safety. We provide comprehensive post-operative care instructions and offer our signature 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures.

    What preparation is required before undergoing general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures?

    Preparation for general anaesthesia before complex dental procedures requires several important steps, typically beginning 6-8 hours before your scheduled appointment. You'll need to fast from food and clear liquids, with specific timing guidelines provided by your anaesthesiologist during your pre-operative consultation. This preparation ensures your safety during the procedure and helps prevent complications.



    Your anaesthesiologist will review your complete medical history, current medications, and any previous experiences with anaesthesia. They'll also perform a physical examination and may request additional tests based on your health status and the complexity of your planned dental procedure.




    • Pre-operative Instructions:

      • No food for 6-8 hours before surgery

      • Clear fluids allowed up to 2 hours before procedure

      • Wear loose, comfortable clothing

      • Remove contact lenses, jewellery, and nail polish




    • Required Documentation:

      • List of current medications

      • Medical history records

      • Recent blood test results (if requested)

      • Consent forms




    • Day of Procedure Arrangements:

      • Arrange transport home with a responsible adult

      • Plan for 24-hour post-procedure supervision

      • Bring any prescribed medications

      • Arrive 30 minutes before scheduled time





    For support following your procedure at London Dental Specialists, our team is available to address any concerns, backed by our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments.

    What should I expect to feel during and immediately after general anaesthesia for complex dental work?

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures involves carefully controlled medication to induce complete unconsciousness, making it ideal for extensive dental work or anxious patients. At London Dental Specialists, our consultant anaesthetists administer anaesthesia through either intravenous (IV) methods or inhalation, ensuring patients remain completely unaware and pain-free throughout their dental procedure.



    The process typically begins with a thorough pre-operative assessment to ensure patient safety, followed by the administration of anaesthetic medications that work within minutes. During the procedure, vital signs are continuously monitored using advanced equipment, while breathing is supported through specialised apparatus.




    • Pre-procedure requirements:

      • No food for 6 hours before surgery

      • Clear fluids allowed up to 2 hours before

      • Regular medications as discussed with anaesthetist




    • What to expect:

      • Initial consultation and health assessment

      • Gentle induction of anaesthesia

      • Continuous monitoring throughout procedure

      • Gradual awakening in recovery area




    • Post-procedure care:

      • 24-hour rest period required

      • No driving for 48 hours

      • Accompanied adult needed for first 24 hours

      • Access to our 24/7 support line for any concerns





    Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures provides additional peace of mind for patients undergoing complex treatments under general anaesthesia.

    What are the alternatives to general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures and when might they be recommended?

    Alternatives to general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures include conscious sedation, local anaesthesia with nitrous oxide (laughing gas), and regional nerve blocks. These options are typically recommended for patients with mild to moderate anxiety, shorter procedures, or those who prefer to remain conscious during treatment. Local anaesthesia combined with sedation may be suitable for procedures like wisdom tooth extractions or multiple dental implants in healthy patients.



    The choice between general anaesthesia and its alternatives depends on several factors, including the complexity of the procedure, patient anxiety levels, medical history, and personal preference. For instance, conscious sedation might be recommended for patients with mild medical conditions who require extensive dental work but wish to avoid general anaesthesia.




    • Local Anaesthesia with Sedation:

      • Suitable for shorter procedures (1-2 hours)

      • Patient remains conscious but relaxed

      • Faster recovery time than general anaesthesia




    • Conscious Sedation Options:

      • Oral sedation tablets

      • Intravenous (IV) sedation

      • Nitrous oxide sedation




    • Regional Nerve Blocks:

      • Targeted numbness for specific areas

      • Maintains full consciousness

      • Ideal for patients with minimal anxiety





    Should you experience any concerns following your procedure, our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics ensures comprehensive support and care.

    How much does general anaesthesia for complex dental procedures typically cost in London?

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures involves carefully controlled medication to induce complete unconsciousness, making it ideal for extensive dental work or anxious patients. At London Dental Specialists, our consultant anaesthetists administer anaesthesia through either intravenous methods or inhaled gases, ensuring patients remain completely unaware and pain-free throughout their dental procedure.



    The process typically begins with a thorough pre-operative assessment to ensure patient safety, followed by careful monitoring throughout the procedure using advanced equipment. Most patients wake up with no memory of the procedure, though they may experience some temporary grogginess.




    • Common procedures performed under general anaesthesia:

      • Multiple tooth extractions

      • Complex wisdom teeth removal

      • Extensive dental implant surgery

      • Full mouth reconstruction






    • Pre-procedure requirements:

      • No eating for 6 hours before surgery

      • Clear fluids allowed up to 2 hours before

      • Arrange transportation home

      • Wear loose, comfortable clothing





    Recovery typically takes 24-48 hours, during which patients should rest and avoid driving or operating machinery. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures provides peace of mind for long-term results.
























    StageDurationWhat to Expect
    Pre-operative30 minutesAssessment and preparation
    ProcedureVaries by complexityComplete unconsciousness
    Initial Recovery1-2 hoursMonitored awakening
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    What should I expect to pay for general anaesthesia during complex dental procedures in London?

    General anaesthesia for complex dental procedures in London typically costs between £500-£1,500, varying based on procedure complexity and duration. This cost includes the anaesthetist's fees, medications, monitoring equipment, and recovery care at London Dental Specialists.



    The total cost depends on several factors including the length of the procedure, the type of dental work being performed, and any specific medical requirements. For instance, longer procedures requiring multiple hours of anaesthesia will be at the higher end of the price range.




    • Short procedures (under 1 hour): £500-£700

    • Medium procedures (1-2 hours): £700-£1,000

    • Complex procedures (2+ hours): £1,000-£1,500



    What's included in general anaesthesia costs:



    • Pre-operative assessment

    • Professional anaesthetist services

    • Monitoring equipment usage

    • Recovery room supervision

    • Post-operative care instructions



    For precise pricing based on your specific procedure and medical history, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our specialist team. Each patient receives a detailed treatment plan with exact costs before proceeding with any procedure.

    What are the payment options and financing plans available for general anaesthesia dental procedures?

    London Dental Specialists offers flexible financing solutions and payment plans for general anaesthesia dental procedures, tailored to suit individual patient needs. For detailed information about payment options and financing arrangements, we encourage patients to contact our treatment coordinators who can provide personalised payment plans based on your specific treatment requirements.



    Our team understands that general anaesthesia procedures represent a significant investment in your dental health. We work with several trusted financial providers to ensure accessible payment solutions for complex dental treatments under general anaesthesia. The exact cost varies depending on the complexity and duration of the procedure.




    • Initial consultation fee can be deducted from total treatment cost

    • 0% interest options may be available for eligible patients

    • Monthly payment plans can be arranged

    • Major insurance providers accepted



    To discuss your specific financial requirements and receive a detailed treatment plan with associated costs, please contact our dedicated treatment coordinators. They will provide:




    • A comprehensive breakdown of all costs involved

    • Available payment plan options

    • Insurance coverage information

    • Financing application assistance



    Contact our treatment coordinators today to arrange a consultation and discuss your personalised payment options.

    What medical conditions or medications should I disclose before receiving general anaesthesia?

    Before receiving general anaesthesia, it's crucial to disclose all medical conditions, medications, and supplements to your anaesthesiologist. This includes heart conditions, respiratory issues, diabetes, allergies, previous anaesthetic experiences, and any prescription or over-the-counter medications you're currently taking. Even seemingly minor details like herbal supplements or recreational drug use can significantly impact your anaesthetic care.



    Your complete medical history helps ensure your safety during the procedure and allows the anaesthetic team to make necessary adjustments to your care plan. This includes modifying medication dosages or choosing alternative anaesthetic approaches if needed.



    Essential Medical Information to Disclose:



    • Cardiovascular conditions (high blood pressure, heart disease, previous heart surgery)

    • Respiratory conditions (asthma, sleep apnea, COPD)

    • Endocrine disorders (diabetes, thyroid conditions)

    • Neurological conditions (epilepsy, previous strokes)

    • Kidney or liver disease

    • Blood disorders or bleeding problems

    • Previous reactions to anaesthesia



    Important Medications to Discuss:



    • Blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin)

    • Heart medications

    • Diabetes medications

    • Anti-anxiety or depression medications

    • Herbal supplements and vitamins

    • Over-the-counter medications

    • Recreational drugs or alcohol use



    If you have any concerns about your medical history or medications, our specialist anaesthetic team at London Dental Specialists will provide detailed guidance during your pre-operative consultation.

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