Know the TRUTH about "sleep" Dentistry! Sedation Dental Center has the ONLY Board Certified Dental Anesthesiologist

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 3, 2010 --

Don't be fooled by "sleep" dentists who only offer a pill. For about the same price you can have a trained, Board Certified Dentist Anesthesiologist provide you with customized sedation for your specific needs. Whether you have general dental fears or a specific condition such as autism, cerebral palsy, downs syndrome, or any other physical or mental disability that keeps you from having a pleasant dental experience-- we can help. Dr. DeLisle personally reviews your medical history, guides you through the sedation and dental process and monitors your treatment until its completion. As an informed consumer be sure to know your dentist's qualifications before taking any sedative. Dr. Steven DeLisle completed residency at Loma Linda University in California, completing rotations at hospitals and clinics, and has seen over 2000 patients. He is Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certified and Pediatric Life Support Certified. Most dentists only have Basic Life Support certification. Put your trust in a trained professional and contact Dr. Steven DeLisle at Sedation Dental Center of Las Vegas, today! Be sure to request Dr. DeLisle. You can contact our office at 702-489-5460. Our office is located at 2585 S Jones Blvd., Suite 1-A., on the crossroads of Jones and Sahara. You can also visit our website at www.sedationdentallasvegas.com. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

What's the difference between oral sedation (taking a pill) versus general anesthesia? When you take a pill it is broken down by your digestive system. Because each individual's digestive processes are different, it is hard to calculate the effects of an amount of drug. You can only guess or estimate how much to take. However, with general anesthesia, the drugs are titrated, or measured, to your specific body's conditions. Factors such as height, weight, and medical conditions are part of the calculation. With general anesthesia an Anesthesiologist gives a specific combination of drugs through a line directly to your blood, via IV. The Anesthesiologist monitors your vital signs, including your blood pressure, heart rate and oxygen level. During that time your body is very unresponsive and in deep sleep. However, with a pill, you can still be stirred and are not as closely monitored. If you still have questions about this process or the differences, be sure to contact Dr. Steven DeLisle.

More information can be found online at http://www.sedationdentallasvegas.com

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