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Free of anxiety with laughing gas

The most popular dental calming method for children and adults is available in our practice.

- Calming within a very short time
- Reduced pain sensitivity
- No more fear of syringes and treatment
- Ready to drive after 15 minutes
- No swallowing or retching reflex

How does laughing gas work?

Laughing gas has an anxiety-resolving effect and is also analgesic to a minor extent. An additional local anaesthetic may also be necessary. Injection of the local anaesthetic is felt to be less unpleasant on account of the analgesic effect.

- Tingling in the limbs - Relaxation of the muscles - Strong feeling of well-being, pleasant and relaxing effect - Change in the sense of noise perception (echo, distortion of noises)

What is laughing gas?

Laughing gas has been used in dentistry since 1844 and is the oldest anaesthetic with a relatively low level of effect. Laughing gas = N2O = nitrous oxide (a compound of nitrogen and oxygen)

Is laughing gas safe?

Laughing gas sedation is an extremely safe method which has been used millions of times around the world. It is standard practice in the USA and Scandinavia, also for children. Laughing gas is non-toxic and leaves your body immediately after treatment. In contrast to general anaesthetic, patients are fully conscious and able to communicate.

Is laughing gas also safe for my child?

Some children need sedation to perform successful treatment. Laughing gas is the safest and most efficient form of sedation to reduce the child's anxiety and to achieve a positive experience.

Is laughing gas the right thing for me?

If you have questions about laughing gas, we would be pleased to advise you. Perhaps it is the method of calming you or your child have been long awaited. Prior to each treatment we will inform you in detail of all interactions.

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