1015 Fair St.
Camden, SC 29020  
803-432-3571  
888-2-REFRESH (888-273-3737)  

Sedation Dentistry Options

Our office offers a variety of sedation options to make your oral surgery and other dental procedures as painless as possible. We treat others as we would want to be treated ourselves. We have a very relaxing atmosphere and a staff that educates and treats our patients with care and concern. We understand many patients have fears and concerns about a visit to the dentist and these options offer a means to help you alleviate some of that anxiety.

  • IV Sedation
  • IM Sedation
  • Oral sedation
  • All our staff members are certified in Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) monitoring.

Our office has hospital affiliations which allow for more controlled alternatives in extreme cases.

We also offer sedation alternatives which we're happy to discuss with you. Our staff keeps up-to-date on all the latest materials, equipment and training to be able to provide the best dental care possible.

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 HELPFUL INFORMATION
Cracked Tooth Syndrome
Teeth can crack in all different ways, craze lines, fractured cusps, cracked tooth, split tooth or vertical root fracture.
  Cold Sore Cure
The first sign is usually a tingling or itching feeling on the lips, followed by multiple tiny blisters.
 
  Benefits of Sealants (Flouride)
Fluoride, sealants, and increased awareness of oral hygiene have all made tremendous advances to reduce tooth decay.
 
  Burning Mouth Syndrome
Burning mouth syndrome is characterized by a burning sensation in the tongue or other oral sites.
 
  Why Teeth Need Crowns
A dentist might recommend the placement of a dental crown for a variety of reasons
 
  Teeth Bleaching with Home-Use Products
There are several types of products available for use at home, which can either be dispensed by your dentist or purchased over-the-counter.
 
  Gum Health
Gum problems are much like a house with a foundation that is slowly being eroded away.
 
  Mouth Irritations
There is nothing funny about minor mouth irritations, especially for children. The two most common are fever blisters (cold sores) and canker sores.
 
  Fighting Tartar
Only a dentist can remove the crusty layer of tartar from your teeth.
 
  Pregnancy and Oral Health
It's a myth that calcium is lost from the mother's teeth and "one tooth is lost with every pregnancy." But you may experience some changes in your oral health during pregnancy.
 
 

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 SEDATION DENTISTRY

Sedation Dentistry
Our staff members understand the need to offer skilled procedures for patients who need treatment without pain.

 GENERAL DENTISTRY
General Dentistry
Caring Dental Treatment Including The Creation Of Beautiful Smiles
 ORTHODONTICS
Invisalign-Invisible Braces
Invisalign is the invisible way to straighten your teeth without braces using a series of clear removable aligners to straighten your teeth without metal wires or brackets.
 SNORE PREVENTION
More restful sleep may be in your future
We can help prevent conditions that are linked to Sleep Apnea: Chronic Sleepiness; High Blood Pressure; Heart Attack; Stroke; Heartburn; Morning Headaches; Depression.
 COSMETIC DENTISTRY
Enchance Your Smile
Using a variety of the lastest restorative techniques and materials, your dentist can Enhance Your Smile to give it a more pleasing appearance.
 CARECREDIT
We offer 12-month interest free financing for your dental work through CareCredit®. Please contact our office for details.
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Bad Breath May Indicate More Than What You Had for Lunch
"The single most important step for curing halitosis is tongue scraping." Dr. Richard Price, a consumer advisor for the ADA, quoted in Glamour, January 1997.
Important Facts Regarding Dental Insurance
It has been the experience of many dentists, however, that patients have gotten the impression that their plan will pay up to 90%, even 100% of the dental fees. This is simply not true.
  Headache/Migraine Pain Relief: Maybe Just a Bite Away
The majority of headaches are caused by sub-conscious clenching or grinding of the teeth which affects the muscles and jaw joints
  Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
Decay in infants and a child is called baby bottle tooth decay. It can destroy the teeth and most often occurs in the upper front teeth.
 
 DR. BIGGINS AT THE AGD MEETING
Dr. Biggins representing South Carolina as Past-President of SCAGD at the National AGD meeting in Nashville, TN - July 2003.

 

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