Flexible support for a range of dental needs – always guided by preoperative evaluation and clinical appropriateness.
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Pediatric dental anesthesia
General anesthesia support for clinically appropriate pediatric patients, including ASA I and II patients when confirmed through preoperative evaluation.
02
Special-needs dental anesthesia
Support for pediatric and adult patients with developmental, behavioral, sensory, or other special needs that may make routine dental treatment difficult.
03
Oral surgery anesthesia
Flexible anesthesia support for qualifying oral surgery procedures performed in a properly prepared dental office.
04
Full-mouth rehabilitation
General anesthesia support for extensive treatment plans or longer procedures when clinically appropriate.
05
Anxiety-related or medically complex cases
An individualized anesthesia approach for selected patients with severe dental anxiety or medical complexity, following clinical review and care planning.
Clinical approach & billing
Clear expectations for the dental office, the care team, and every patient family.
CLINICAL APPROACH
The anesthesiologist selects the approach
Possible induction approaches may include inhalation, intravenous, or intramuscular techniques. Selection is based on the individual patient, procedure, and clinical plan – not a patient-selected menu.
Billing information
The current service information identifies these anesthesia billing codes:
D9222
First 15 minutes
D9223
Each additional 15 minutes
A facility fee may apply depending on equipment and procedural needs. Details are reviewed with the dental office in advance.
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