In the field of dental medicine, hypnotic sedation anesthesia has become an important anesthesia method, especially for patients who are anxious or fearful about dental treatment.
What is sleep, sedation and anesthesia?
The anesthesia specialist puts the patient under mild or moderate sedation by injecting drugs intravenously, so that the patient feels relaxed and painless during the entire treatment process.
Introduction to the principle of TCI target controlled hypnotic anesthesia
Total Intravenous Anesthesia (TIVA) of Target Controlled Infusion (TCI) has been booming in Europe for more than 16 years, and has a development history of more than 8 years in Taiwan.
Dr. Steven Shafer, a master of intravenous anesthesia, believes that the main reason for using total intravenous anesthesia with target infusion is that the recovery process for patients during the recovery period is calmer and more comfortable.
Special high-end physiological monitor for surgery (monitors the patient's ECG, blood oxygen, blood pressure and heartbeat during surgery to increase the safety of the surgical process) and TCI sleeping anesthesia machine (target controlled infusion pump accurately delivers the most appropriate drug dosage according to each patient's physical needs)
Features of sleep-inducing sedation and anesthesia
●The anesthesia depth is easy to control: the set concentration can be adjusted instantly according to clinical needs and the patient's response to the drug to adapt to the needs of different anesthesia depths.
●The anesthesia process is smooth and can reduce blood pressure fluctuations caused by excessive changes in drug concentration.
●After anesthesia is over, the patient's time to wake up can be predicted. Recovery time from hypnotic sedation anesthesia is relatively short. Recovery time from hypnotic sedation anesthesia is generally shorter compared to general anesthesia, allowing patients to return to normal activities more quickly after treatment.
Hypnotic sedation anesthesia can greatly reduce patients' anxiety and fear. For patients who are fearful or anxious about dental treatments, Hypnosed anesthesia can make them feel relaxed and pain-free throughout their treatment.
Secondly, sleeping, sedation and anesthesia can improve treatment efficiency. Because the patient is under sedation, the dentist can focus more on treatment without worrying about the patient's discomfort or pain. This is particularly beneficial for patients who require complex or lengthy treatments.
Precautions for sleeping, sedation and anesthesia
However, hypnotic sedation anesthesia is not suitable for all patients. For those patients who are allergic to sedative medications, or have severe respiratory or heart disease, other types of anesthesia may be needed.
Summarize
In general, hypnotic sedation anesthesia is a widely used anesthesia method in dentistry. It not only improves treatment efficiency and reduces patients' anxiety, but also allows patients to recover faster after treatment. However, when choosing whether to undergo hypnotic sedation anesthesia, patients need to have a detailed consultation with their dentist to choose the anesthesia method that best suits them.
What is sleep, sedation and anesthesia?
The anesthesia specialist puts the patient under mild or moderate sedation by injecting drugs intravenously, so that the patient feels relaxed and painless during the entire treatment process.
Introduction to the principle of TCI target controlled hypnotic anesthesia
Total Intravenous Anesthesia (TIVA) of Target Controlled Infusion (TCI) has been booming in Europe for more than 16 years, and has a development history of more than 8 years in Taiwan.
Dr. Steven Shafer, a master of intravenous anesthesia, believes that the main reason for using total intravenous anesthesia with target infusion is that the recovery process for patients during the recovery period is calmer and more comfortable.
Special high-end physiological monitor for surgery (monitors the patient's ECG, blood oxygen, blood pressure and heartbeat during surgery to increase the safety of the surgical process) and TCI sleeping anesthesia machine (target controlled infusion pump accurately delivers the most appropriate drug dosage according to each patient's physical needs)
Features of sleep-inducing sedation and anesthesia
●The anesthesia depth is easy to control: the set concentration can be adjusted instantly according to clinical needs and the patient's response to the drug to adapt to the needs of different anesthesia depths.
●The anesthesia process is smooth and can reduce blood pressure fluctuations caused by excessive changes in drug concentration.
●After anesthesia is over, the patient's time to wake up can be predicted. Recovery time from hypnotic sedation anesthesia is relatively short. Recovery time from hypnotic sedation anesthesia is generally shorter compared to general anesthesia, allowing patients to return to normal activities more quickly after treatment.
Hypnotic sedation anesthesia can greatly reduce patients' anxiety and fear. For patients who are fearful or anxious about dental treatments, Hypnosed anesthesia can make them feel relaxed and pain-free throughout their treatment.
Secondly, sleeping, sedation and anesthesia can improve treatment efficiency. Because the patient is under sedation, the dentist can focus more on treatment without worrying about the patient's discomfort or pain. This is particularly beneficial for patients who require complex or lengthy treatments.
Precautions for sleeping, sedation and anesthesia
However, hypnotic sedation anesthesia is not suitable for all patients. For those patients who are allergic to sedative medications, or have severe respiratory or heart disease, other types of anesthesia may be needed.
Summarize
In general, hypnotic sedation anesthesia is a widely used anesthesia method in dentistry. It not only improves treatment efficiency and reduces patients' anxiety, but also allows patients to recover faster after treatment. However, when choosing whether to undergo hypnotic sedation anesthesia, patients need to have a detailed consultation with their dentist to choose the anesthesia method that best suits them.
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