Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is the mildest form of sedation, used to help children relax while remaining fully conscious. It is inhaled through a mask and has minimal side effects, making it a suitable choice for routine procedures. The effects wear off quickly, allowing children to return to normal activities almost immediately.

Oral conscious sedation involves administering medication in liquid form to achieve a deeper level of relaxation compared to nitrous oxide. While the child remains awake, they may feel drowsy and have a limited memory of the procedure. This method is often used for moderately complex procedures or for children who experience higher levels of dental anxiety. Recovery may take longer than with nitrous oxide, and some temporary side effects like grogginess may occur.

General anesthesia provides the deepest level of sedation, rendering the child completely unconscious during the procedure. It is typically reserved for extensive dental work, very young children, or those with special healthcare needs who may not tolerate other forms of sedation. General anesthesia ensures that the child remains still, pain-free, and has no memory of the treatment.

Composite fillings are a popular choice for dental restorations due to them looking like normal healthy teeth. These offer a natural appearance that closely resembles the color of natural teeth while providing durability and strength.

General dental services encompass routine check-ups, cleanings, and various treatments, focusing on preventive care, maintaining oral health, and addressing issues such as cavities, gum disease, and other dental concerns.