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Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction in London

Our dental clinic located directly in Central London serves Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction with our team of specialist dentists.

Our dentists serving Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction treatments are registered specialist dentists in London, who are all registered with the GDC. Our Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction treatments that we provide to City of London and Greater London Area residents are all approved under BDA, GDC and UK standard guidelines.

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About Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction

Sedation for full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive approach that helps patients manage anxiety and discomfort during extensive dental procedures. It typically involves various sedation options ranging from minimal sedation (nitrous oxide or \"laughing gas\"), oral sedation (anti-anxiety medications), conscious sedation (intravenous medications that induce relaxation while maintaining consciousness), to general anaesthesia for more complex cases. The appropriate sedation method is determined based on the patient's anxiety level, medical history, and the complexity of the reconstruction procedure, ensuring that even patients with severe dental phobia can comfortably undergo the multiple appointments often required for full mouth rehabilitation without experiencing stress or pain.
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Why Choose Us

You can feel welcome and safe choosing London Dental Specialists for your Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction in London. You have a full team of dental specialists behind you with a periodontist, orthodontist and endodontist which enables us to take care of your entire smile with any dental procedure necessary for your perfect smile. Don't just take our word for it, watch this video including our real Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction patients as a testimony to our expertise:

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Our Process For Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction

At London Dental Specialists, we prioritise your comfort during full mouth reconstruction by offering tailored sedation options. Our process begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess your dental needs and anxiety levels, followed by the creation of a personalised sedation plan. During the procedure, our qualified anaesthetists administer and monitor the chosen sedation method, ensuring your safety and relaxation. Post-treatment, we provide detailed aftercare instructions and support to facilitate a smooth recovery.

Recovery Timeline

Step 1

Consultation & Assessment



  • Comprehensive consultation to evaluate dental needs

  • Discussion of sedation options available

  • Review of medical history and current medications

  • Assessment of dental anxiety levels

  • Detailed explanation of the full mouth reconstruction procedure

Step 2

Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction Treatment Plan



  • Personalised sedation options (nitrous oxide, oral, IV, general anaesthesia)

  • Continuous monitoring of vital signs by qualified anaesthetists

  • Detailed pre-sedation and aftercare instructions

  • Companion required for post-procedure transport

  • 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics

Step 3

Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction



  • Nitrous Oxide Sedation

  • Oral Sedation

  • Intravenous (IV) Sedation

  • General Anaesthesia

  • Pre-sedation instructions

Step 4

Post-Sedation Care & Recovery



  • Accompanied transport home required

  • 24-hour rest period with elevated head position

  • Gradual return to normal activities after 48-72 hours

  • Follow-up appointments to monitor healing

  • 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics

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Our Team of Dental Specialists

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dr ope sodeinde specialist in periodontics london

Dr Ope Sodeinde

Principal Dentist & Specialist in Periodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) MSc(Rest Dent) MClinDent(Perio) MPerioRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 104071

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Dr Neha Patel

Specialist in Endodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) FHEA MClinDent(Ed) MEndoRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 150517

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Dr Kia Papagalani

Specialist in Orthodontics

DipDS Athens MS(Ortho) OSU

GDC No: 228487

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Frequently Asked Questions

Undergoing a full mouth reconstruction can feel daunting, especially when considering sedation options. At London Dental Specialists, we understand your concerns about comfort and safety during complex dental procedures. Sedation dentistry offers various solutions tailored to your needs, from mild relaxation with nitrous oxide to deeper conscious sedation or general anaesthesia for more extensive work. Our specialists carefully assess each patient's medical history, anxiety levels, and procedure requirements to recommend the most appropriate sedation method. Many patients wonder about sedation types, safety protocols, recovery time, and what to expect during treatment. Below, we've answered the most common questions about sedation for full mouth reconstruction to help you make informed decisions about your dental care journey.

What types of sedation are offered for full mouth reconstruction at London Dental Specialists?


London Dental Specialists offers several sedation options for full mouth reconstruction procedures, including:



  • Local anaesthesia - numbs specific areas of the mouth

  • Conscious sedation - helps you relax while remaining awake

  • IV sedation - a deeper form of sedation administered intravenously

  • General anaesthesia - for complex cases where being completely unconscious is beneficial


Our specialists will recommend the most appropriate sedation method based on your specific procedure, anxiety level, and medical history.



Is sedation necessary for full mouth reconstruction?


Sedation is not always necessary for full mouth reconstruction, but it is highly recommended for most patients. Full mouth reconstruction typically involves multiple procedures and longer appointment times. Sedation helps manage anxiety, reduces discomfort, and allows our specialists to complete more work in fewer visits. For particularly complex cases or patients with dental anxiety, sedation makes the experience significantly more comfortable and stress-free.



How safe is dental sedation for full mouth reconstruction?


Dental sedation at London Dental Specialists is extremely safe when administered by our qualified professionals. Before any sedation, we conduct a thorough medical history review and may request clearance from your GP if necessary. Throughout the procedure, your vital signs are continuously monitored by dedicated staff. Different sedation options carry different risk profiles, with local anaesthesia and conscious sedation being the safest options for most patients, while IV sedation and general anaesthesia are still very safe but require additional monitoring.



Will I be completely unconscious during my full mouth reconstruction?


Whether you're completely unconscious depends on the type of sedation chosen. With local anaesthesia and conscious sedation, you remain awake but relaxed. With IV sedation, you'll be in a deeply relaxed state and may have limited memory of the procedure, but you're not technically unconscious. General anaesthesia is the only option where you'll be completely unconscious. At London Dental Specialists, we'll discuss your preferences and recommend the most appropriate level of sedation for your specific treatment plan and comfort needs.



How long do the effects of sedation last after full mouth reconstruction?


The duration of sedation effects varies by method:



  • Local anaesthesia: Effects typically wear off within 2-4 hours

  • Nitrous oxide (laughing gas): Effects dissipate within minutes after removing the mask

  • Oral conscious sedation: Effects may last 4-6 hours

  • IV sedation: Effects typically last 1-4 hours after the procedure

  • General anaesthesia: May leave you groggy for 24 hours


London Dental Specialists provides detailed post-procedure instructions and requires a responsible adult to accompany you home after receiving anything beyond local anaesthesia.



Can I eat before my sedation appointment for full mouth reconstruction?


Eating restrictions before sedation depend on the type of sedation planned:



  • Local anaesthesia: No food restrictions

  • Nitrous oxide: Light meal is acceptable 2 hours before

  • Oral conscious sedation: No food or drink for at least 6 hours before

  • IV sedation: No food for 6-8 hours before, clear liquids may be allowed up to 2 hours prior

  • General anaesthesia: Nothing to eat or drink for at least 8 hours before


London Dental Specialists will provide specific pre-appointment instructions based on your scheduled sedation type.



How much does sedation cost for full mouth reconstruction at London Dental Specialists?


Sedation costs at London Dental Specialists vary depending on the type and duration required. Local anaesthesia is typically included in procedure costs. Conscious sedation options like nitrous oxide or oral sedatives generally range from £100-£300 per session. IV sedation typically costs £300-£500 per hour. General anaesthesia is the most expensive option, ranging from £500-£800 per hour. During your consultation, we provide a detailed treatment plan with all costs clearly outlined, including sedation fees.



Do I need someone to accompany me to my sedation appointment?


Yes, you will need a responsible adult to accompany you if you're receiving anything beyond local anaesthesia. This companion must:



  • Drive you home after the procedure

  • Remain with you for several hours following the appointment

  • Help monitor your condition

  • Assist with any post-procedure instructions


This requirement is for your safety, as sedation can impair your coordination, judgment, and reaction time. London Dental Specialists cannot proceed with sedation procedures if you don't have an appropriate escort arranged.



What qualifications do the sedation providers at London Dental Specialists have?


At London Dental Specialists, all sedation is administered by professionals with extensive training and qualifications. Our sedation providers include:



  • Dentists with post-graduate certifications in conscious sedation

  • Dental anaesthetists specialising in IV sedation

  • Consultant anaesthetists for general anaesthesia cases


All our sedation providers maintain current advanced life support certifications and regularly update their skills through continuing education. Our facilities are equipped with comprehensive monitoring equipment and emergency protocols to ensure the highest standard of patient safety.


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Aftercare Methods & Products for Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction




















































































Product Brands What it Takes Care of Details
Non-Abrasive Toothpaste Sensodyne Pronamel, Oral-B Sensitive Gentle cleaning, Post-sedation sensitivity Safe for new dental work after full mouth reconstruction while protecting against sensitivity.
Ultra-Soft Toothbrush Oral-B Sensitive, Colgate Ultra Soft Gentle cleaning of new dental work Extra-gentle bristles safe for healing gums and new restorations after reconstruction.
Prescription Mouthwash Corsodyl, Peroxyl Healing and infection prevention Antimicrobial rinse to protect surgical sites after full mouth reconstruction.
Alcohol-Free Mouthwash Colgate Peroxyl, Dentyl pH Gentle daily rinsing Won't irritate healing tissues or affect new dental work.
Ice Pack Boots, Lloyds Pharmacy Swelling reduction Helps reduce post-sedation and surgical swelling.
Night Guard Custom-fitted from dentist Protection of new work Protects new restorations and prevents grinding during recovery.
Sensitivity Relief Gel Sensodyne, Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Post-reconstruction sensitivity Provides relief for sensitivity common after extensive dental work.
Soft Diet Supplements Ensure, Complan Nutrition during recovery Nutritional support when eating solid foods is difficult after reconstruction.
Travel Cleaning Kit Boots, Superdrug On-the-go care Maintains oral hygiene for follow-up appointments.
Prescription Pain Relief As prescribed by dentist Post-procedure comfort Manages discomfort after sedation and extensive reconstruction.
Hydration Bottle Chilly's, Thermos Post-sedation hydration Helps maintain hydration after sedation and during recovery.
Lip Balm Vaseline, Carmex Lip comfort Prevents cracking and dryness after extended dental procedures.
Looking for more information for aftercare guide and instructions for post treatment? We take the whole process of treatment to recovery very seriously with a lot of car for our patients, so if you're looking for more information on this check out our aftercare guide for Sedation for Full Mouth Reconstruction post treatments recovery.
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