The principal operations of oral and implant surgery are performed in our studio under sedation; a technique performed by a specialist in anaesthetics, which has the purpose, through pharmaceuticals given by intravenous infusion to induce an adequate dental phobia and relaxation during the surgery sitting.

Through this procedure we can:

• Face operations and sittings of long duration
• Operate on patients in perfect tranquillity
• Treat patients that have “phobia of the dentist”
• Eliminate the reflex di nausea and vomit

This sedation is called conscious; it is not a general anaesthetic; the patient in fact:

• is not incubated
• is not “asleep”
• is calm and collaborates with the doctor
• a local anaesthetic is always applied
• the sedation has an amnesic effect, therefore the patient does not have a traumatic experience of the dental treatment

The patient during the operation, for the own safety, is monitored through a hospital type computerised multiparameter system that allows continuously to have:

• electrocardiograph trace
• cardiac and respiratory frequency
• maximum and minimum pressure
• oxygen levels