IV Sedation vs General Anesthesia for Wisdom Teeth Extraction
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IV sedation and general anesthesia are two options commonly used for wisdom teeth extraction, each offering different levels of patient comfort and recovery. IV sedation keeps you relaxed and minimally aware but responsive during the procedure, resulting in a faster recovery. General anesthesia renders you completely unconscious and unaware, but often comes with a longer recovery time and may be reserved for more complex cases or severe anxiety. Discover the key differences to help you choose the safest and most comfortable approach for your wisdom teeth removal.
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