Yes, when administered by trained dental professionals.

💉 Deep Sedation · Anxious Patients · CDCP Eligible

IVSedation.

Q: Will I be unconscious?

No. IV sedation produces a deeply relaxed state — you remain conscious.

Intravenous sedation delivers medication directly into the bloodstream for deep, controlled relaxation. You remain conscious but profoundly calm — with little to no memory of the procedure.

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Deep

Relaxation

Conscious

But calm

Minimal

Memory

CDCP

Eligible

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IV Sedation

Deep relaxation · Controlled · Safe

✅Medication delivered intravenously

✅Deep relaxation — anxiety eliminated

✅Conscious but profoundly calm

✅Little to no procedure memory

✅CDCP covered for eligible procedures

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Who Benefits from IV Sedation?

Dental care without fear

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Severe Dental Anxiety

For patients whose fear prevents needed care, IV sedation makes any procedure comfortable and manageable.

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Complex or Lengthy Procedures

Multiple treatments completed in one session — minimising the number of appointments needed.

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Strong Gag Reflex

IV sedation significantly reduces the gag reflex, making procedures easier for both patient and clinician.

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Special Needs Patients

Patients with cognitive, sensory, or physical conditions benefit greatly from sedation dentistry.

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CDCP Coverage Accepted

IV sedation is covered by CDCP when administered for covered dental procedures.

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Quick Summary

→Severe Dental Anxiety

→Complex or Lengthy Procedures

→Strong Gag Reflex

→Special Needs Patients

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Common Questions

IV Sedation FAQ

Will I be unconscious?▼

No. IV sedation produces a deeply relaxed, dream-like state — you remain conscious and responsive but completely calm.

Can I drive home?▼

No. A responsible adult must drive you home and stay with you for several hours after.

Is IV sedation safe?▼

Yes. Administered by trained professionals with full monitoring and emergency protocols.

Is it covered by CDCP?▼

Yes, when used with covered dental procedures for eligible patients.

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