Sedation Dentistry in West New York, NJ | Veda Family Dentistry
Nervous about dental treatment? Veda Family Dentistry offers safe sedation options in West New York for stress-free care. Relax, we’ve got you.

Comfortable, Stress-Free Dental Care with Sedation Dentistry
Fear of the dentist shouldn’t stop you from getting the care you need. At Veda Family Dentistry in West New York, we offer sedation dentistry to help you feel calm, comfortable, and confident in the chair, no matter the procedure.
From mild anxiety to severe dental phobia, our team customizes your sedation experience to match your needs.
Who Benefits from Sedation Dentistry?
Sedation dentistry is ideal for patients who:
Experience dental anxiety or fear
Have a strong gag reflex
Need multiple procedures in one visit
Have difficulty sitting still for long periods
Have had traumatic past dental experiences
Require complex or surgical treatment
It’s also a great option for children or teens who struggle with dental visits.
Types of Sedation We Offer
At Veda Family Dentistry, Dr. Shamik Bhattacharyya and Dr. Behram Patel offer safe and effective sedation options:
Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas): A gentle gas inhaled through a mask that helps you feel relaxed and at ease. The effects wear off quickly, so you can resume normal activities after your visit.
Oral Sedation: A prescription pill taken before your appointment to help you feel calm and drowsy. You’ll remain awake but relaxed.
IV Sedation: Administered intravenously, this option offers deeper sedation for complex or lengthy procedures. You’ll be conscious but have little memory of the treatment.
Before recommending any sedation, we review your health history and treatment needs to choose the safest option.
What to Expect During Sedation Dentistry
We start with a consultation to understand your concerns and medical background. On the day of your appointment, you’ll be monitored throughout the procedure to ensure your safety and comfort. Most patients report feeling like their visit flew by, without stress or discomfort.
After your appointment, you may need a brief recovery period depending on the type of sedation used. We'll provide clear aftercare instructions and let you know when it's safe to resume normal activities.
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