Syed Khalid, D.D.S., M.S.Board Certified PeriodontistLidya Jirjis, D.D.S., M.S.4450 Baytown Central Blvd.Baytown, TX 77521281-427-5118 | 281-428-8529 fax
Professional Periodontics and Dental Implants in Baytown
Our goal is to provide you with the most advanced care possible in a comfortable and relaxed environment. Toward that end, we use the most current periodontal procedures, instruments, medications, and sterilization techniques.
Every procedure is done with your comfort and safety in mind. We work closely with your general dentist to ensure you get the best possible care. We want you to be completely informed of your condition and encourage you to ask any questions you may have regarding your treatment and care. Please feel free to ask questions before, during, or after any procedure.
After treatment, home care and medication instructions will be thoroughly explained. For your convenience, you will also be given printed instructions. Of course, we are always available for questions after treatment.
Patient Comfort
While no dental procedure is 100% comfortable, we go to great lengths to minimize any discomfort you might feel. Many of our patients make statements like, "This wasn't even painful. How did you do that?" The following are some of the latest techniques we use to provide you with as comfortable an experience as possible:
Pre-medication
Patient comfort is one of the most important aspects of care. Different patients have different needs for pain and anxiety control medication. Depending upon the procedure and your wishes, there are many medications we can prescribe.
Patients with certain medical conditions (e.g., valvular heart conditions and artificial joints) may be asked to pre-medicate with antibiotics before treatment. We do this with your safety in mind. Please inform us if you have a condition that might require pre-medication.
Injections of Anesthesia
In the past, injections of dental anesthesia by others may have been uncomfortable. We recognize this and take extra care when preparing a patient for an anesthetic.
We use a topical anesthetic on your gums first to desensitize them and then administer the injection very slowly and precisely to reduce the burning sensation that can be experienced.
These techniques ensure our patients have minimal, if any, discomfort during this portion of care.
Sedation
For those patients who would feel more comfortable with sedation, we offer nitrous oxide to help you relax during your treatment.
We also offer closely monitored conscious IV sedation. Just enough sedation is administered to allow you to be completely relaxed while still being aware of your surroundings.
Afterward, you will not remember your dental treatment.