What is oral surgery

Oral surgery is the surgical treatment of conditions affecting the teeth, jawbone, gums, and surrounding tissues. Our in-house oral surgeon performs all procedures under IV sedation or General Anesthesia.

Oral surgery covers a range of procedures including tooth extractions, wisdom tooth removal, jaw surgery, and surgical treatment of gum disease. All procedures at Dental Sedation Centers are completed under IV sedation or General Anesthesia - you sleep comfortably while our in-house oral surgeon completes your treatment safely and efficiently.

Treatment time:

1 visit under sedation. Recovery 3-7 days depending on procedure.

Best for:

Patients needing extractions, wisdom teeth removal, jaw procedures, or complex surgical dental work.

May include:

Tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, bone grafting, biopsy, jaw realignment, IV sedation or General Anesthesia.

The Dream Visit experience.

Dream Visit™ is our proprietary sedation protocol that allows patients to complete complex dental treatment comfortably under IV sedation or General Anesthesia.
You sleep comfortably while our specialists complete your dental care. Wake up with your treatment finished.

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Book a Free Consultation

Meet our sedation specialists and review your health history.

Personalized Sedation Plan

We design the safest anesthesia plan for your needs.

Sleep Comfortably

You are placed under IV sedation or general anesthesia.

Wake Up Smiling

All treatment completed in 1-2 visits while you sleep.

All you need to know about oral surgery

Is oral surgery painful?

No. Under IV sedation or General Anesthesia you are fully asleep throughout. You wake up with the procedure complete and little to no memory of your visit.

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Post-operative soreness is normal and managed with prescribed or over-the-counter pain relief. Most patients are comfortable within 2-3 days. We provide full aftercare instructions before you leave.

What is the difference between IV sedation and General Anesthesia for oral surgery?

IV sedation produces a deep sleep-like state where you are unaware and comfortable but breathing independently. General Anesthesia produces complete unconsciousness and is used for more complex or lengthy procedures.

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Our Dental Anesthesiologist assesses each patient individually and recommends the most appropriate sedation level based on the procedure, medical history, and patient preference. Both options are administered and monitored to hospital standards.

Building trust 
through every visit

Although some dental cases can be complex, our patients become part of our extended care family. As they return for treatment, they begin to recognize familiar faces and feel more at ease. Our team builds trust over time — creating a safe and positive experience.
For many families, what once felt impossible becomes manageable.

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Over 30 years experience in sedation dentistry.

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Frequently asked questions.

What oral surgery procedures do you perform under sedation?

We perform tooth extractions (including wisdom teeth), bone grafting, surgical treatment of gum disease, jaw procedures, and other complex oral surgical work. All are completed under IV sedation or General Anesthesia.

Will I be asleep for the entire procedure?

Yes. Under IV sedation or General Anesthesia you are fully comfortable and unaware throughout. Most patients have little to no memory of the procedure and feel as though they simply had a nap.

How long does recovery take after oral surgery under sedation?

Most patients recover from sedation within a few hours. Surgical recovery depends on the procedure – simple extractions 2-3 days, complex work up to a week. Full post-operative instructions are provided.

Is oral surgery under sedation safe?

Yes. We use hospital-grade monitoring throughout including ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and capnography. Our team includes a dedicated Dental Anesthesiologist and is fully compliant with Florida Board of Dentistry regulations.

Do I need someone to drive me home?

Yes. A responsible adult must drive you home and stay with you for several hours after your procedure. You cannot drive or operate machinery on the day of your sedation.

Does insurance cover oral surgery under sedation?

We work with most insurance companies. Call us to verify your coverage before your first visit.

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