Skip to content At Park Family Dental in Cedar Park, TX, we know dental anxiety may hinder essential care. Dr. Ardita Ormeni & Dr. Daniel Ormeni offer sedation dentistry services to help anxious patients enjoy stressless visits. Many delay critical care, worsening oral health. Through gentle sedation techniques, our dentists prioritize your comfort while delivering quality care. Contact our Cedar Park office to learn how sedation dentistry can transform your experience.
We use state-of-the-art equipment to ensure your safety throughout the process.
We offer various sedation methods:
Inhalation sedation
Mild relaxation with a quick recovery.
Oral sedation
Pre-appointment medication that
induces moderate relaxation.
IV sedation
Deeper sedation suitable for high anxiety or complex procedures.
General anesthesia
Complete sedation for complex procedures and patients with severe anxiety or special needs.
Our doctors utilize advanced monitoring systems—such as pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and airway monitoring—to ensure optimal safety throughout your procedure. Call us to learn more
Sedation dentistry may suit Cedar Park residents who:
Special considerations include pregnancy, certain cardiovascular or respiratory conditions, and medication interactions. Dr. Ormeni conducts a thorough pre-treatment screening to determine the best approach for you.
Patients at Park Family Dental report transformative experiences:
Benefits include:
In Cedar Park, our dentists have helped many patients overcome their dental fears. Schedule your consultation today.
Yes. Dr. Ormeni follows strict protocols for patient evaluation, sedation administration, and continuous monitoring throughout your procedure.
With laughing gas, oral medications or even deeper IV sedation, you remain semi-conscious and responsive, though you may not recall the procedure. General anesthesia is the highest level of sedation offered and does render the patient unconscious for the duration of the procedure.
Inhalation sedation wears off within minutes, while oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia may require a few hours. A responsible adult is needed to drive you home and a plan to rest for the remainder of the day is recommended.
