Relax completely during your dental treatment with safe, comfortable IV sedation.
IV sedation (intravenous sedation) involves administering a sedative medication directly into a vein, inducing a deeply relaxed, sleep-like state. Unlike general anaesthesia, you remain able to respond to verbal prompts, but most patients have little to no memory of the procedure afterwards.
At Lumi Dental, IV sedation is administered by a qualified IV sedationist in compliance with ANZCA PG09(G) guidelines. Our sedation suite includes full monitoring equipment including pulse oximetry, capnography, blood pressure and ECG. You are in safe, supervised hands throughout.
Most patients have little to no memory of the procedure afterwards. Experience varies between individuals
Complete a full exam, multiple fillings, extractions or implant surgery in a single sedation appointment.
IV sedation administered in compliance with ANZCA PG09(G) guidelines. Qualified IV sedationist on-site. Full monitoring throughout.
If fear has been stopping you getting the dental care you need, IV sedation removes a lot of barriers. Many patients describe it as life-changing.
Yes. Administered by a qualified IV sedationist in compliance with ANZCA PG09(G) guidelines. Full monitoring including pulse oximetry, capnography and blood pressure throughout.
No. You remain in a deeply relaxed, sleep-like state and can respond to verbal prompts. Most patients have little to no memory of the procedure afterwards.
From $900 (includes sedationist consult) per session on top of your treatment fees. Health fund rebates may apply. Full quote provided at your consultation.
Yes. You must have a responsible adult drive you to the appointment, be onsite during the appointment and take you home. You also need someone to stay with you for a few hours afterwards. You cannot drive or operate machinery that day.
Any dental treatment: check-ups, fillings, extractions, implants, wisdom teeth and more.
Book a free IV sedation consultation at Lumi Dental. We’ll assess your suitability, explain exactly what to expect, and design a treatment plan around your needs.
