Mobile dental anesthesia providers servicing Parker, Denver, Loveland, Colorado Springs and everything in between.
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SUNSHINE
DENTAL ANESTHESIA
"I just wanted to let you know that our experience working with you on our last major case was amazing. The whole procedure was smooth and seamless due to the expertise you provide. Not only was it a much safer and efficient procedure from the care team’s standpoint, but even the patient mentioned how impressed she was with you. She said, “If I ever need anesthesia services in the future, I only want Dr. Yancey to do it” . Thank you for the great experience."
- Joel
ANESTHESIA SERVICES
Safety Comes First
IS ANESTHESIA RIGHT FOR ME?
Anesthesia is tailored to each and every patient with safety and comfort in mind. A complete compliment of emergency medication management is readily available during the anesthetic experience along with the knowledge and expertise to utilize this if the situation arises. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact the Sunshine Dental Anesthesia team using the contact form below or by email at info@sunshineda.com.
GENERAL ANESTHESIA
Anesthesia during dentistry may be necessary for a variety of reasons. Dental phobic patients, patients with special needs or pediatric patients unable to cooperate for dental procedures may require anesthesia services. General anesthesia in the dental office may provide the most ideal scenario for everybody involved to provide comprehensive dental treatment in a safe enviroment.
MODERATE/DEEP SEDATION
In some instances, general anesthesia may not be the ideal scenario. The reasons for this may include a severely medically compromised patient or patient preference. In scenarios such as this a moderate or conscious sedation may be the best option. In this situation an IV will be placed and anti-anxiety medications will be given to calm the patient while still maintaining consciousness.
WHICH LEVEL OF ANESTHESIA IS RIGHT FOR ME?
This will be determined through consultation with both the patient and the operating dentist/surgeon. The Sunshine Dental Anesthesia team will be in contact with all of the patients prior to the treatment taking place in order to determine which level of anesthesia is right. Please reach out to the Sunshine Dental Anesthesia team with any questions at info@sunshineda.com
FAQS
You’ve Got Questions - I’ve Got Answers
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO ASK FOR ANESTHESIA SERVICES?
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Let your dentist know that you are interested in receiving anesthesia services for your upcoming appointment. Explain the reasons why you would like anesthesia and ask your dentist to reach out to the Sunshine Dental Anesthesia team for prompt scheduling. Refer your dental specialist to this webpage if necessary.
WILL MY INSURANCE COVER MY VISIT?
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Dental insurance coverages vary widely and you may have complete, partial, or no coverage at all. It is highly recommended that you confirm your coverage options with your dental insurance provider prior to receiving care. You can use the the sample bill located at the bottom of the fees/deposits page when calling your insurance company to give them the most likely codes that will be used during the procedure and ask about your particular coverage.
HOW DO ANESTHESIOLOGISTS ENSURE MY SAFETY DURING A PROCEDURE?
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During all anesthetic procedures our doctors utilize only state-of-the-art, hospital-grade monitoring equipment including pulse oximetry, EKG, capnography, anesthetic gas analysis, Bluetooth pre-tracheal stethoscopes, video laryngoscopy and electronic non-invasive blood pressure monitoring. Dr. Yancey and Dr. Dhanani are in constant attendance from the time you arrive until you leave. They are certified and trained to handle full emergency codes, including all advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) and pediatric advanced life support (PALS) protocols.
