Amy Durisin Dental | Santa Ana Dentist
We offer sedation dentistry here in Santa Ana. With us, you’ll never have to ‘grin and bear it’. We are proud to offer a range of sedation dentistry options to increase the level of relaxation and comfort for our patients. Sedation dentistry is a safe method for soothing your jitters and helping you to tolerate any dental procedure that makes you uneasy. Sedation dentistry is a favorite among dental patients who are admitted “dentalphobes” and those who feel paralyzed by their dental anxieties. By calming the nerves and dulling the sensations, sedatives enable many patients to truly overcome their fears for the sake of their oral health and overall health.
Sedation is also great for any patient who needs help relaxing in the dental chair. A stressful lifestyle and a busy schedule can make it almost impossible to sit in a dental chair for more than a few minutes—even if you aren’t necessarily afraid of the dentist. Your busy schedule might also mean that you would prefer to complete all of your dental treatment in one session. Whether you just need help relaxing or you need help tolerating a lengthy dental procedure, there is a sedation dentistry option that is perfect for you.
Our team is trained to safely administer sedatives while closely monitoring your safety throughout your dental visit. If you find it difficult to quiet your thoughts and breathe calmly during a dental visit, or if you need help in overcoming your dental phobias, our team is here to aid you in exploring your sedation options. Please contact our office today to learn more.
“Why do I need a dental crown,” you ask? Crowns offer the next level of protection beyond that of a filling. Like root canals, they’re one of the last lines of defence Dr. Durisin has against potential tooth loss. We may prescribe a dental crown
Dental crowns (something a lot of people refer to as “caps”) are special protective restorations that cover your entire tooth. Instead of smaller fillings that go inside of areas of decay to patch up a tooth, crowns cover all remaining enamel up to the gumline.
Veneers are a cosmetic solution to several dental related issues. A veneer is created from contact-thin porcelain, which is applied to the front surface of a tooth. In order to prepare your tooth for a veneer, Dr. Durisin carefully removes a very thin layer of
