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Sedation Dentistry

Have you put off going to the dentist in the past because of fear or anxiety? You’re not alone. Dental anxiety is very common — even among people who know they need treatment.

But there’s good news.
That doesn’t have to be your reality.

Whether you’re facing tooth extractions, dental implants, or just routine care, Mason Dental offers award-winning dentistry with comfort first. We specialize in IV sedation dentistry, the deepest and most effective sedation option we provide. In some cases, our doctors may also recommend laughing gas or oral conscious sedation if those options are a better fit for your needs.

Is Sedation Dentistry Right for You?

Take this quick 5-question quiz

  • Do you feel nervous or fearful when thinking about dental treatment?
  • Have you delayed treatment because of anxiety or fear?
  • Do you have a strong gag reflex that makes dental work uncomfortable?
  • Are you anticipating a complex procedure like extractions or implants?
  • Have you had negative dental experiences in the past?

If you answered “yes” to any of these, sedation dentistry may be an excellent option for you.

Many patients ask, “How do I know if sedation dentistry is right for me?”
If fear, anxiety, or discomfort has kept you from getting the care you need, sedation dentistry can help you move forward with confidence.

Safe, Comfortable, and Painless Results!

Deep Relaxation, Greater Comfort with IV Sedation

IV sedation (intravenous sedation) delivers calming medication directly into your bloodstream, allowing you to feel deeply relaxed throughout your procedure. You will remain conscious and responsive, but most patients experience little to no memory of the visit.

A common question we hear is: “Will I be asleep during IV sedation?”
 You won’t be fully asleep like general anesthesia, but you’ll be in a deeply relaxed state that makes the procedure feel short and stress-free.

IV sedation is especially ideal for:

  • Tooth extractions, including wisdom teeth
  • Dental implants and implant placement
  • Extended appointments requiring multiple treatments

Patients often ask, “Is IV sedation safe?”
Yes — IV sedation is safe when provided by trained dental professionals. Before recommending it, we carefully review your medical history and monitor you throughout your procedure to ensure your safety and comfort.

Unlike lighter sedation options, IV sedation provides a deeper level of calm for patients with significant anxiety or more involved dental procedures.

All the staff here are so helpful! I had some extensive work that needed to be done, and they walked me through the whole experience step by step. I felt I was in good hands throughout the process. Highly recommend!!!” — Benal R.
That feeling of trust, comfort, and support is exactly what we strive to provide every patient.

Benal R., Mason Dental Patient

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

A Patient-First Approach to Sedation Dentistry

Mason Dental has proudly been named “The Best Dentist in Grapevine” for a reason. From your first consultation through your final follow-up, our team takes the time to explain every step of your treatment. We review your health history, answer your questions, and make sure IV sedation is a safe and comfortable option for you.

Our goal is simple: Help you get the dental care you need without fear or stress.

Serving Patients Across North Texas

Patients from all over the Metroplex choose Mason Dental for IV sedation dentistry, extractions, and dental implants because of our focus on comfort, communication, and results. Whether you’ve delayed treatment for months or years, we’re here to help you move forward confidently. If you’re in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, or Trophy Club, we’re just down the street from you!

Ready for Stress-Free Dental Care?

If you’re considering tooth extractions or dental implants and want to learn more about IV sedation dentistry, our team is happy to help. Schedule a consultation today and discover how comfortable dental care can truly be.

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