4801 Southern Hills Dr, Sioux City, IA 51106, USA

Feel Calm and Comfortable During Your Visit
Oral Sedation for Deeper Relaxation
For patients who have stronger dental anxiety or are getting a longer procedure, oral sedation can be a helpful choice. This involves taking a prescription pill before your visit to help you feel very relaxed—even sleepy.
You’ll stay awake during treatment, but you might not remember much of it afterward. Because the effects take time to wear off, you’ll need someone to drive you to and from your appointment.
Laughing Gas for Quick and Gentle Relief
Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, is a safe and mild way to ease anxiety during dental treatments. It’s given through a small mask over your nose and works within minutes to help you feel calm and at ease.
Once your treatment is done, the effects wear off quickly. After a few minutes of breathing oxygen, most people feel completely back to normal and can drive themselves home.
With sedation options available, there's no need to let fear keep you from getting the care you need. Let us help you enjoy a more relaxing dental experience.
Stress-Free Dental Visits With Sedation Options
Feeling nervous about a dental appointment is more common than you think. Many people avoid the dentist because of fear or anxiety, which can lead to serious oral health problems over time. Sedation dentistry is a safe and gentle way to help you stay calm and comfortable during your treatment.
Whether you’re coming in for a routine cleaning or a more involved procedure, different types of sedation can be used to ease your mind and reduce discomfort. The goal is to help you relax, so you can get the care you need without stress or fear.
Don’t let dental anxiety stop you from maintaining a healthy smile. Sedation dentistry can make your visits easier—and even help you feel more confident about future care.
Why Choose Sedation for Dental Care?
- Makes you feel calm and relaxed
- Lessens pain or discomfort during treatment
- Helps the dentist work more efficiently
- Allows more than one treatment in a single visit
- Has minimal side effects when used safely
- Prevents delays that could lead to bigger dental problems
Who Might Need Sedation Dentistry?
- Feel anxious or afraid about dental work
- Have a strong gag reflex
- Struggle to stay still during appointments
- Fear needles or dental noises
- Need longer or complex procedures