PARKWAY DENTAL CLINIC

PRIVATE & NHS HEALTHCARE HOSPITAL

Experience Painless Dentistry with General Anesthesia

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At Parkway Clinic in Swansea, we understand that dental procedures can be anxiety-inducing for some patients.

That’s why we offer general anaesthesia, a safe and effective method of sedation that allows you to relax and enjoy a pain-free dental experience.

Our team of experienced dentists and anesthesiologists is dedicated to providing the highest quality care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.

Your Comfort is Our Priority.

If you experience extreme dental anxiety, such as a fear of needles or dental procedures, general anaesthesia can be a valuable tool to help you overcome your anxiety and receive the necessary treatment.

For complex procedures like multiple extractions, implants, or oral surgery, general anaesthesia can provide a comfortable and stress-free experience. Additionally, if you have a history of gagging during dental procedures, general anaesthesia can be beneficial in preventing discomfort and distress.

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The general anesthesia process involves:

  • Pre-operative consultation: Our team will assess your medical history and discuss any concerns you may have.
  • Sedation: You will be administered a sedative to relax you before the procedure.
  • Anesthesia: The anesthesiologist will carefully administer the general anaesthetic.
  • Procedure: Your dentist will perform the necessary dental procedures.
  • Recovery: After the procedure, you will be monitored in a recovery room until you are fully awake and alert.

Anaesthetists

Dr Phil Majoe

Clinical Director, Doctor & Anaesthetist

GMC: 3034883

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Dr Simon Whittaker

Consultant Anaesthetist

GMC: 4434654

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Dr Sabelo Ndlovu

Consultant Anaesthetist

GMC: 5199653

Choosing Parkway Clinic for general anaesthesia dentistry means choosing:

  • Expertise: Our team of experienced dentists and anesthesiologists has a proven track record of providing safe and effective care.
  • Comfort: We prioritise your comfort and well-being throughout the entire process.
  • Safety: We adhere to the highest safety standards and use the latest equipment and techniques.
  • Results: Our goal is to help you achieve optimal oral health and a beautiful smile.

NEW PATIENTS

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EXISTING PATIENT

Are you in need of a check-up or any additional dental treatments? Don’t wait any longer, reach out to our amazing team and let us take care of your dental needs. Your healthy smile is our top priority!

Frequently Asked Questions

General anaesthesia is a type of sedation that induces a deep state of unconsciousness, allowing for pain-free dental procedures.

Yes, general anaesthesia is generally safe when administered by qualified professionals. At Parkway Clinic, we use the latest techniques and equipment to ensure your safety.

Patients who experience extreme dental anxiety, require complex dental procedures or have a history of gagging may be good candidates for general anaesthesia.

The duration of general anaesthesia depends on the complexity of the procedure. However, most procedures take between one and three hours.

You will be monitored in a recovery room until you are fully awake and alert. You may experience some grogginess or fatigue for a short time after the procedure.

You will be given specific instructions on when to stop eating and drinking before your procedure. It’s important to follow these guidelines to reduce the risk of complications.

No, it would be best not to drive home after general anaesthesia. You will need someone to accompany you home and stay with you for at least 24 hours.

You should inform your dentist about any medications you are taking, including over-the-counter drugs and herbal supplements. Some medications may need to be adjusted or discontinued before your procedure.

Got A Question?

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