General Anesthesia. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. 970-420-6848. IV sedation can make your experience much more comfortable and help you relax for your procedure. Essentially IV sedation is an induced sleep and is very safe. However, there are some very important
PATIENTS HAVING IV SEDATION: DO NOT EAT OR DRINK 6 HOURS PRIOR TO SURGERY: including water and coffee. If you need to take medications please take them with no more than half a glass of water. Any questions, please call our office. We reserve the right to cancel or postpone surgery if any of the instructions
IV Sedation Pre-Op Instructions. The following is a list of instructions to carefully review and complete before IV sedation. Please read and become familiar with all pre-operative guidelines that have been given to you and issued by Special Anesthesia Services (SAS). This information is important for the safety.
Eating and fluid intake. Do not eat anything 6 hours prior to the appointment. Sedative premedication and regular medication. You may be given a prescription for a “sleeping pill" to take the night before your appointment. Clothing. Nail polish, lipstick, and shaving. At your appointment. After your appointment.
Before IV Sedation Instructions. Prior to your dental surgery you will have the opportunity to address any concerns you might have during your pre-op appointment. We encourage you to ask questions and make us aware of any fears you might have. Our main goal is to create a secure, comfortable environment for our
Take pre-medication one hour prior to appointment if indicated. Do not smoke for minimum of 48 hours after surgery. Wear comfortable shoes.
Pre-Operative Instructions Before I.V. Sedation. Please be advised that antibiotics and many other medications can decrease the effectiveness of birth control pills. We will do everything we can to keep you comfortable and make you feel at ease through your surgical experience at our office. Please follow these instructions
sedation has begun. Someone must escort you FROM the office when the sedation is complete. If you arrive at our office unescorted, we will not be able to perform the of sedation. Pre-medication is given to help relax you before your treatment, local anesthesia supplemented with IV conscious sedation, and general.

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February 2018