Dental Surgery Under General Anaesthesia

Dental surgery under general anaesthesia is performed for patients requiring complex procedures or those with severe dental anxiety, medical conditions, or special needs. Unlike local anaesthesia, which numbs only the treated area, general anaesthesia induces a controlled unconscious state, ensuring a pain-free and stress-free experience.

This approach is commonly used for multiple tooth extractions, wisdom tooth removal, dental implants, bone grafting, and cyst or tumour removal. It is especially beneficial for patients who struggle with dental phobia, have difficulty staying still for long procedures, or require extensive treatment in a single session.

Performed in a controlled environment by trained professionals, general anaesthesia allows for safe, efficient, and comfortable dental care, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes with minimal discomfort after surgery.