Sedation Dentistry in Brandon, Florida
Do you have a dental phobia or experience anxiety when visiting the dentist? It’s more common than you probably realize. Dental-related phobias and anxieties affect upwards of 40% of the US adult population. Therefore, you should never feel self-conscious or embarrassed about bringing it up with the team at Mora Dental Studio.
To help you feel calm and comfortable during dental procedures, we offer sedation dentistry, including nitrous oxide sedation.
How Does Dental Sedation Work?
The most common form of sedation dentistry used today is nitrous oxide sedation. Nitrous oxide, sometimes called “laughing gas,” is a mild form of sedation that helps patients feel more relaxed and better able to manage anxiety.
When you undergo nitrous oxide sedation, a nasal hood is placed over your nose. You then breathe in a mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide gas. Since nitrous oxide is fast-acting, you will feel its effects in just a few minutes. You will feel relaxed and slightly euphoric.
Since nitrous oxide is a form of conscious sedation, you will be awake throughout the procedure. This means you will still be able to communicate with the dentist and receive instructions.
One of the great things about nitrous oxide is that, as soon as the nasal hood is removed, you will begin to feel normal in just a few moments. This means it is perfectly safe to drive home after receiving nitrous oxide sedation.
Why schedule regular dental exams and cleanings?
Adding this to your regular routine doesn’t just boost your smile—it helps protect your overall health for the long run. Here’s how it benefits you:
Ready for a healthier, Brighter Smile?
Schedule your visit with ease—our friendly team is here to guide you every step of the way. Whether it's a routine checkup or a smile makeover, booking your appointment is the first step toward confident care.
Your Questions, Answered
Most people should visit the dentist twice a year, but if you have certain conditions like cavities, gum problems, or braces, you might need to go more often.
Yes, we accept most major dental insurance plans. Contact us to check your coverage and find out what benefits you have.
No, professional teeth whitening isn’t harmful—it’s a safe and effective treatment when done by a qualified dentist. We use advanced techniques to protect your enamel and gums throughout the process. Call us to schedule your whitening consultation today!
Call your dentist right away—pain could be a sign of an infection or a cavity.
Tooth sensitivity can be caused by worn enamel, gum recession, or cavities—your dentist can help find the cause.
Bleeding gums can be a sign of gum disease or brushing too hard—see your dentist for an exam.
🧠 Still Have Questions?
Every smile is unique—so are your dental needs. If you didn’t see your question here or want personalized advice, call us today or book a free consultation. We’re here to make dental care simple, clear, and all about you.