Dr. Saso : Referring Doctors & Resources

IV Sedation / G.A.

May be single or multiple drug procedures designed specifically for the individual patient with safety and comfort in mind.

ASA I and ASA II patients

Healthy to controlled mild disease and some ASA III patients determined at the time of diagnosis by a complete medical history. ASA III and worse may be referred to the appropriate medical facility (hospital) for treatment.

Treatment Conditions

Include high anxiety, difficulty with local anesthetics, overactive gag reflexes, claustrophobic and in some cases individuals requiring extensive treatment. (where absenteeism from work or multiple visits are a problem)

Patient Return

All patients are returned to their referring Dr. for continued care unless instructed otherwise by the referring Dentist.

Post-op Report

Outlining treatment and method will follow to the referring Dr.

Professional Topics and Papers

• Significance Ratings for Dental Drug Interactions.
• Adverse Drug Interactions in Dentistry: Antibiotics.
• Adverse Drug Interactions in Dentistry Involving Analgesics used for a Period of less than five Days.
• Adverse Drug Interactions in Dentistry: Local Anesthetics.
• Adverse Drug Interactions in Dentistry: Vasoconstrictors.
• Dental Therapeutics for Pregnant Patients.