Understanding Dental Sedation : Oral Sedation at the Dentist

Valium and triazolam are common pills for extended dental sedation. Learn more about the pill form of oral sedation in this free sedation dentistry overview from an experienced dentist.

Expert: Dr. Mike Glasmeier
Contact: www.nashvillefirstimpressions.net
Bio: Dr. Mike Glasmeier is a member of the American Dental Association.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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• dentistry
• dentist
• dental sedation
• nitrous oxide
• novocaine

[TheTolonio]

@princepersia1 You wont feel scared if you take valium, you will have slight memory problems and it is a little difficult to focus... it is important you try to relax yourself so the drug works even better.. you cant rely on the drug to make you completely calm, you have to cooperate with it somehow its hard to explain. Just dont worry, you wont die from having a dentist work on your teeth, theres nothing to worry about

[princepersia1]

So is it like full working sedation, I need to get repair done and I am shitting my pants, do you feel even a little?

[AK74inCali]

@solrosenburg23 OMG--I laughed so hard at that! I needed it! (just like I need the nitrous for a routine cleaning, ha ha ha!) :0)

[dinosaurxxxx]

i have to get dental surgery tommorow and ima be sedated should be fun :P

[skater3050]

i wish they would give xanax bars

[veryevillemons]

20 20 20 4 Hours ago, I wanna get Orally sedated.... My doctor gave me Halcion (Triazolam) for insomnia, but I built up a tolerance and it does'nt work now. Triazolam is very potent just like Alprazolam and Clonazepam..... ya know