Physician-Led
Uncompromised Safety
Unparalleled Service
Physician-Led
Uncompromised Safety
Unparalleled Service
Physician-Led
Uncompromised Safety
Unparalleled Service
What in-office anesthesia keeps in your practice.
The patient stays in your chair.
Keeping convenience, trust, and care where the patient is most comfortable.
The relationship stays with you.
You are able to continually build trust with your patients as their preferred dental provider.
Schedule at your office's convenience
Agility to provide services at dates and times that work best for your office.
The standard of care is held.
You can know that we would never choose cost savings over patient safety.
The patients who benefit most.
Some patients can sit through a procedure under local anesthesia. Others cannot, and for them the choice is not whether to have sedation. It is where to have it.
In-office anesthesia is built for the patients you might otherwise refer out:
In-office anesthesia is built for the patients you might otherwise refer out:
- Patients with significant dental anxiety
- Patients with strong gag reflexes
- Patients undergoing complex or lengthy procedures
- Patients with special needs or behavioral considerations
- Patients with medical complexity that other providers will not take
- Patients who simply prefer to be unaware during a long procedure
Without an in-office anesthesia partner, many of these patients delay or decline care, or schedule it elsewhere. With one, they stay with you.
Less than 1% post-op nausea rate Across 13,000+ in-office anesthesia cases.
The case against referring out.
The reasons to send a sedation patient to a hospital or surgery center are mostly historical. Office-based anesthesia, delivered at the standard set by the ASA and TMB, removes them.
Hospitals and surgery centers add cost.
Facility fees, separate billing, separate scheduling. For most dental procedures, the surrounding cost is more than the procedure itself.
They add complexity for the patient.
A second location. A second intake. Often a second day off work. Many patients quietly delay or decline care rather than navigate it.
They take the case out of your hands.
Once the patient is at the surgery center, your practice is no longer the room where the work happens. The relationship gets thinner with every handoff.
Keep your patients. Keep your schedule. Keep your standard of care.
Talk to Dr. Williams about what an in-office anesthesia partnership looks like for your practice.
Clinical care team, every case
Physician-led care
