Conscious IVSedation (Sleep Dentistry)*
At Fremantle Dental Care, we pride ourselves on providing **pain-free dentistry. People are often put off from coming to the dentist by bad previous experiences. This gets people stuck in a vicious cycle, leading to unhealthier mouths that cause more pain and suffering.
Our dentists use gentle **pain-free techniques such as Sleep Dentistry (conscious IV sedation) to assist nervous patients.
Conscious IV sedation is a very popular service which we offer by appointment. It differs from a general anesthetic because you can still breathe on your own while asleep under the effects of the sedation drip. This is preferable to going into hospital to be ventilated by a machine.
These services allow us to undertake all dental treatments, big or small, in a stress-free and pain free manner while ensuring your comfort and safety.
To discuss the various options for **pain-free dentistry, contact the team at Fremantle Dental Care and we will be happy to help you.
Snoring and Sleep Apnoea
Do you snore, or have you been diagnosed with sleep apnoea? We can help…
Gum Disease Control
We screen for gum disease at every 6-monthly check up and are specially trained to manage the condition at any stage, whether early or advanced. If you have experienced bleeding of gums, or looseness of teeth…
Root Canals
Root canal treatment is required when there is disease or injury to the dental pulp in the centre of the tooth, which contains nerve endings and blood vessels…
Oral Cancer
Oral cancer, also known as mouth cancer, is a term used to describe the cancers that occur in the mouth. These cancers most commonly affect the lips, tongue and floor of mouth, but can also occur in the cheeks, gums…
Endodontics
Our endodontic staff has access to state-of-the-art technology and equipment. Endodontic treatment is usually less expensive and traumatic than extracting and replacing a damaged tooth…
To book an appointment. Contact our friendly team today.
* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risk. Before proceedings, you should seek a second opinion from an approximately qualified health practitioner.
