Nervous Patient Exam
We understand that visiting the dentist can be stressful. Our Nervous Patient Exam is designed to provide a calm, supportive environment where we take extra time to listen, explain, and ensure your comfort every step of the way. Let us help you feel at ease about your dental care.
Sedation from just £99 plus treatment
We offer inhalation sedation for just £99, when used alongside your treatment. No need for hospital visits or long waitlists — we provide it right here in our welcoming local clinic.
Meet Sundee – Your Sedation Dentist
Dr. Sundee offers gentle, expert care for anxious patients using happy gas. She’s calm, kind, and experienced with both adults and children who feel nervous about dental visits.
You’re in safe hands.
- Phobia-certified dental team
- Gentle, experienced clinicians
- No-pressure consultations
- Friendly care for children and adults alike
If you’ve been putting off dental treatment because of fear, let’s talk. We’ll guide you through every step with patience and understanding.
IV Sedation (For Those Who Need Extra Support)
Struggle with severe dental anxiety or a strong gag reflex? You’re not alone — and we’re here to help.
At Beverley Dental in Raynes Park, we also offer IV sedation for patients who need deeper relaxation during treatment. This option is ideal for more complex procedures or for those with high levels of fear or dental phobia.
What is IV sedation?
Intravenous sedation is delivered through a small line in your arm or hand. You’ll remain conscious but deeply relaxed — and most patients remember very little afterwards.
Dr. Munir provides IV sedation for nervous and phobic patients
Dr. Munir is highly experienced in conscious sedation techniques. His calm, professional manner helps even the most nervous patients feel at ease. You’ll be cared for with the highest safety standards and full monitoring throughout your visit.
Ideal for:
- Severe dental phobia
- Complex treatments (e.g. extractions, implants)
- Strong gag reflex
- Patients who’ve avoided the dentist for years
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.