Sedation Dentistry in Littleton, CO
When Sedation Dentistry Can Help
Anxiety about Dental Work
Fear of pain is normal, as is the worry that your dentist may find a serious oral health issue. Dr. Krendl can offer sedation to calm your mind.
Unpleasant Experiences in the Past
Some patients remember bad experiences with previous dentists. Dr. Krendl will do everything he can to make you comfortable, including administering deep sedation that will leave you with no memory of your procedure.
Problems Sitting Still
If you have a medical condition that makes sitting for long periods painful or controlling movements difficult, sedation dentistry can help calm your body and eliminate aches from sitting.
Fear of Needles
Even gentle anesthetic injections for routine dentistry procedures can cause patient anxiety. Dr. Krendl is a compassionate dentist who offers needle-free sedation options for relaxation.
Sensitive Gag Reflex
This reflex can occur when your dentist touches sensitive areas in your mouth, making exams and treatment very difficult for all involved. A sedative prescribed by Dr. Krendl can help curb this reaction.
Is a Sensitive Gag Reflex Common?
If you have a sensitive gag reflex, you are not alone. Many people have this condition, which can be caused by stress or physical touch.
Please tell Dr. Krendl if you have experienced a gag reflex during previous dental visits so he can form a sedation plan to make you more comfortable.
Sedation Dentistry: Addressing Dental Anxiety
Don't Ignore Your Dental Health Due to Fear Contact Dr. Krendl About Sedation Dentistry in Littleton, CO
Dr. Steven Krendl has been treating patients in the Littleton, CO, area with superior dental care since 2004, while our practice has been serving the Littleton community for over 40 years. He uses the most up-to-date diagnostic and treatment tools in dentistry to provide his patients with safe, precise, and comfortable appointments.
If you are experiencing pain or have not had an exam or cleaning in a long time due to anxiety, Dr. Krendl would love to discuss how sedation dentistry can help your mind and body remain peaceful during your dental health visit.
Use our online contact form today to schedule a no-pressure appointment or feel free to call us anytime. We look forward to helping you achieve a healthier, more beautiful smile.
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I had a great experience with Colorado Dental Arts. The staff is friendly, attentive, and professional. Dr. Krendal is a highly skilled and professional Dentist. When I left I had my teeth squeaky clean! Five star recommendation.
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Sedation can ease fears of pain and make you feel peaceful and relaxed.
Why Choose Dr. Krendl for Sedation Dentistry
Experienced
Dr. Krendl has over 15 years of experience providing his patients with comfortable, effective treatment.
A Friendly Face
Dr. Krendl is trained in many aspects of dentistry, including surgery. If you need sedation, he administers it himself so there is no need to see a specialist you've never met before.
Flexible Hours
Dental emergencies can happen at any time. Dr. Krendl offers late evening and weekend appointments to make your life easier, and sedation is always available if you need it.
Our Patients Love Colorado Dental Arts
Had a usual cleaning. Stella is the best! She makes me comfortable and shares the information I need to hear.
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Discussing Concerns
Tell Dr. Krendl or his staff about your fears. Just talking about it could help you relax. And never feel embarrassed to ask for sedation if you begin to feel uncomfortable.
Distraction
Listening to music through headphones or keeping an object in your hand like a stress ball can keep your mind off the sound of dental instruments or mild discomfort.
Meditation
Many patients find that focusing on deep breathing in the dental chair can be very relaxing. Apps are available for guided meditations as well.