Sedation Dentistry Raynes Park - Adult Treatments Under Sedation

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  • Treatment for nervous and phobic patients.
  • Simple and complex treatment under sedation including intra-venous/oral/inhalation (gas & air).
  • Clinical hypnotherapy to address patients who may have:
    • Dental Anxiety
    • Dental Phobia
    • Needle Phobia
    • Fear of Panic Attacks
    • Sensitive Gag Reflex
    • Clenching & Grinding
    • Atypical Face Pain
    • Chronic Facial Pain
    • TMJ Dysfunction
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What is Sedation?

Though we strive to be able to make the experience for everyone at Beverley dental a comfortable one, we understand that sometimes some patients need a little helping hand.

Gentle, Supportive Sedation Dentistry at Beverley Dental

At Beverley Dental, we understand that visiting the dentist can be an overwhelming experience for some. That’s why we’re proud to offer a range of safe and effective sedation options to help you feel calm, comfortable, and in control — whether you’re an adult or bringing in your child.

We are recognised as Dental Phobia Certified dentists, and proudly display the Dental Phobia badge to show our commitment to creating a stress-free environment for even the most anxious patients.

Meet Our Sedation Team

Dr Sundee Denton Chandler
Dr Sundee is especially experienced in treating children with inhalation sedation (often known as ‘happy air’), helping younger patients feel at ease during their dental visits. She’s warm, gentle, and incredibly patient — making her ideal for nervous little ones.
We’re now extending Dr Sundee’s calming expertise to nervous adults, offering inhalation sedation at a very reasonable price compared to others in the area. This is a great option for those who feel uneasy but still want to stay conscious and aware during treatment.

Dr Munir Ravalia
Dr Munir brings over 15 years of experience in sedation and pain management. He’s a lecturer at the world-renowned Eastman Dental Institute and holds advanced qualifications in sedation, pain control, and clinical hypnotherapy.
His preferred method is IV sedation, which is ideal for patients with severe dental anxiety or those who’ve put off treatment for years due to fear. Dr Munir offers a highly tailored approach — perfect for those who need extra support and reassurance. While IV sedation is a more premium service, it’s often life-changing for patients who never thought they’d be able to face a dental visit again.

A Personalised Approach to Your Comfort

No two patients are the same. That’s why we work with you to find the right sedation solution — from inhalation sedation and oral options to IV sedation or even clinical hypnosis. You can also choose to be sedated while being treated by your usual Beverley Dental dentist.

on, and even the option to have sedation whilst being treated by your regular dentist.

We also offer inhalation sedation for children in Raynes Park, London.

Treatment Under Sedation Pricing
Assessment
£50
required for all patients
Inhalation Sedation per hour
£199
Estimates for restorative treatments will be given after assessment
Intravenous Sedation per hour
£350
Estimates for restorative treatments will be given after assessment
Clinical Hypnotherapy
£80
per 45 min consultation
Oral Pre-medication
£75
+ treatment
Interested in booking an Assessment for Sedation?

Call us now or book online to schedule your appointment

020 8241 2515
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is conscious sedation?

It is a means of making you comfortable, totally relaxed and safe during a procedure. Administration of the sedatives and analgesia results in you becoming drowsy and sleepy, pain free, and probably amnesic such that you will have very little recollection of the procedure.

How long do I need to recover?

This depends on the drugs used, your individual response, and the time spent under sedation.  After the administration of the sedative drugs is stopped, recovery is in most cases less than about 30 minutes. The sedationist will carefully monitor you to ensure that you are fit for discharge.

Do I still need to have local anaesthetic?

Yes

The conscious sedation drugs are given to relax you whilst the local anaesthetic drugs will take the pain away. The local anaestaethic will be administered after the sedation has taken effect.

Does someone need to take me home?

Yes, due to the sedative affects of the medication you will need a responsible adult to accompany you home, preferably by car or taxi.

Shall I take my normal medications before my sedation?

When we assess you, you must tell us all the medications you are on. You must continue to take all your medications as usual, unless advised otherwise by the sedationist.

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