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Outpatient general anesthesia is a safe and controlled solution for performing dental treatments in patients — children or adults — for whom conventional care is not possible or sufficiently comfortable.
Carried out in collaboration with specialised anaesthetists, this approach makes it possible to carry out all the necessary care in a single session, in a safe and perfectly adapted environment.
What is general anesthesia in outpatient settings?
Outpatient general anesthesia consists of putting the patient to sleep completely for a short period of time, in order to allow complex, extensive or impossible dental care to be performed while awake.
It is particularly indicated in the following cases:
Indications and benefits of general anesthesia
Perform all scheduled treatments without interruption — ideal for complex rehabilitations, multiple treatments, or emergency situations.
The patient does not feel pain or anxiety, which is particularly beneficial for young children or for patients with dental phobia.
The procedure is always carried out by an anesthesia team trained in medical care, guaranteeing continuous and strict monitoring.
Indicated for young children, people with special needs or communication difficulties, and adults with anxiety or a history of trauma.
Security and technologies used
In our practice, treatment under general anesthesia is based on:
- Advanced monitoring equipment;
- Low-dose digital X-rays;
- Modern planning techniques for effective delivery of care;
- Close collaboration with anaesthetists specialising in paediatric and adult care.
Our priority is to ensure a serene and risk-free experience, with a strict protocol from start to finish.
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1. Clinical Assessment and Planning
The dentist analyzes the situation, draws up a complete treatment plan and explains to the parents or the patient the indications for general anesthesia.
2. Pre-anesthesia consultation
The anaesthetist examines the medical history, validates the suitability for anaesthesia and provides the necessary instructions (fasting, medication, preparation).
3. Carrying out care
The patient is put to sleep by the anesthesia team.
The dentist carries out all the planned treatments:
- cavity treatments,
- extractions,
- rehabilitations,
- pulp treatments,
- surgeries, if necessary.
4. Wake up and follow up
After the procedure, the patient is monitored until complete stabilization.
The return home takes place on the same day, accompanied by clear instructions and a follow-up consultation.
Personalized approach: each case is analyzed individually, taking into account the medical condition, emotional needs and type of treatment.
Maximum safety: care performed by an experienced anesthesia team.
Complete treatments in one session: ideal for children, anxious patients and major rehabilitations.
Multidisciplinary expertise: coordination between paediatric dentistry, general dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics and anaesthesia.
Comfort and caring: an approach designed to reduce stress and ensure a positive experience.
