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Comfort and sedation options
If anxiety or a complex procedure makes care feel difficult, ask the office about its current comfort and sedation options.
Dental anxiety is common
Many people feel nervous about dental visits, often because of a past experience, worry about pain, or not knowing what will happen next. Saying so at the start helps the team plan a visit that feels more manageable.
Begin with your concerns
Tell the team what has been hard in past visits. Clear explanations, breaks, and a step-by-step plan may help even when medication is not needed.
Small changes that can help
You can ask for each step to be explained before it starts, agree on a signal to pause, book a shorter visit, or begin with a conversation and examination before any treatment is scheduled.
Confirm what is offered
Sedation methods, providers, monitoring, and eligibility requirements vary. Call the office and the team will gladly explain what is available for you.
Plan safely
Any sedation plan depends on health history, the procedure, instructions before and after the visit, and whether someone must accompany you home.
Ask our assistant
Before deciding
- Questions and preparationPrepare for your first visit
- Get to know your consultation clinicianDr. Pooya Soltanzadeh
- Office location, hours and contact
The office will confirm the treating clinician and any specialist referrals for your individual plan.

