Songpa-gu Yonsei Dagam Dental Clinic

Conscious Sedation

Sleep Sedation Center

Safe, comfortable sedation — multiple treatments completed in a single visit while you sleep.

What is Sleep Sedation?

A technique that induces a light sedative state to reduce dental pain and anxiety.
Using a sedative agent, the patient enters a relaxed semi-conscious state,
allowing comfortable, pain-free treatment.

Sedation Agents We Use

For patients with severe dental anxiety or those requiring multiple treatments at once,
sleep sedation offers a safe and comfortable solution.

We use only Midazolam — the safest sedative with the fewest side effects.

A benzodiazepine that enhances inhibitory neurotransmitters in the brain,
producing rapid sedation.
An antidote is available for emergency use.

Midazolam

An anesthetic used for induction
and pain management during procedures.

Ketamine

An intravenous anesthetic with
relatively faster recovery than other agents.

Propofol

Treatment Process

We verify your health status and diagnosis before proceeding with safe sedation treatment.

Pre-Treatment Consultation

We review your medical history,
confirm the diagnosis, and explain
the sedation procedure in full.

Digital Precision Diagnosis

Advanced imaging and digital tools
are used for accurate diagnosis
and treatment planning.

Pre-Op Instructions

We provide fasting guidelines
and all necessary pre-sedation
precautions.

Sedation Administration

Our specialist monitors ECG and
vital signs throughout, then confirms
sedation depth before adding local anesthesia.

Dental Treatment

All planned procedures — single or
multiple — are carried out
while you remain sedated.

Post-Treatment Consultation

We review your results,
provide aftercare instructions,
and prepare you for discharge.

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Real-Time Monitoring

Our experienced team continuously monitors your condition
throughout every sedation procedure to ensure your safety.

Sedation Monitoring Equipment

Emergency Response Equipment

Patient Safety Protocol

All Staff CPR Certified

Who Is Sleep Sedation For?

Severe dental anxiety or phobia
Strong gag reflex or difficulty keeping mouth open
Extensive or lengthy treatment required
Multiple procedures needed at once
High-pain procedures: implant, wisdom tooth, root canal
Systemic disease patients requiring reduced stress

Sleep Sedation Precautions

We verify your health status and diagnosis before proceeding with sedation treatment.

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Patients with hypertension, diabetes, or drug allergies should consult their physician first.
Certain medications may affect eligibility for sedation.