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A dental cleaning at the hygienist is a routine treatment for many people. However, for some, it can feel stressful or overwhelming, for example due to dental anxiety, sensitive teeth, or a strong gag reflex. Especially if you have not visited the dentist for a long time, a dental cleaning may require more extensive care. It is completely understandable that you may feel nervous about this.
At Narcose Dental, we fully understand these concerns. Many of our patients come to us not only for a dental cleaning, but also for other dental treatments. When a more extensive treatment under general anaesthesia is needed, we can include the dental cleaning as part of the same appointment. This way, your teeth and gums receive the care they need in one session, while you are asleep and experience no pain, tension, or discomfort.
We take the time to understand your situation and make sure your treatment is carried out in a calm, safe, and well-organised way.
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A dental cleaning under general anaesthesia is a treatment where your teeth are professionally cleaned while you are asleep. The dentist removes plaque, tartar, and stains, including from areas that are normally difficult to reach.
At Narcose Dental, a dental cleaning under general anaesthesia is usually performed as part of a more extensive dental treatment.
In exceptional situations, a dental cleaning under general anaesthesia can also be performed as a standalone treatment. This is always carefully assessed on an individual basis.
A regular dental cleaning takes place while you are awake and usually involves removing tartar and plaque during an appointment with a dental hygienist.
With a dental cleaning under general anaesthesia, the cleaning is carried out while you are asleep, often together with other dental treatments. This makes it possible to perform more extensive care in one uninterrupted session.
The difference is not only in the experience itself, but also in the reason for the treatment. A cleaning under general anaesthesia is usually considered when there is more involved than routine dental maintenance alone.
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A treatment under general anaesthesia can be a suitable solution if you:
In many cases, several treatments are combined, with the dental cleaning included as part of the overall treatment plan. This may be necessary, for example, in cases of gum inflammation or periodontal disease.
We always carefully consider your personal situation. During your consultation, we discuss what is important to you and what treatment is medically appropriate.
Good oral hygiene is the foundation of a healthy mouth. When plaque and tartar build up, this can lead to gum inflammation and other dental problems.
If you have not visited the dentist for a long time, your teeth and gums may first need more extensive care. A dental cleaning under general anaesthesia, as part of a complete treatment plan, can help restore a healthy foundation.
After treatment, many patients experience more confidence and peace of mind when it comes to dental care, with a clearer plan for maintaining their oral health.
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In some situations, a standard dental cleaning is not enough and a more thorough cleaning is required. This is often the case when tartar has built up over a longer period or when there are signs of gum inflammation or periodontal disease.
A more extensive dental cleaning may be needed in cases such as:
When this is combined with other dental treatments, the cleaning can be performed under general anaesthesia so that everything can be addressed during one appointment.
During a treatment under general anaesthesia, your teeth can be thoroughly cleaned if this is part of your treatment plan. This may include:
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The process consists of several steps. The exact treatment journey depends on your personal situation and dental needs.
Step 1: Consultation and treatment plan
Based on your consultation, we create a personalised treatment plan. This outlines which treatments are needed and whether the dental cleaning will be included during the general anaesthesia appointment.
Step 2: Treatment under general anaesthesia
During the treatment, you will be asleep while the planned procedures are carried out. If included in your treatment plan, the dentist will also perform the dental cleaning during this appointment.
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After a dental cleaning, it is important to maintain the results. A healthy and clean foundation helps prevent further dental problems as much as possible.
Many patients choose to continue their regular maintenance with their own dentist or dental hygienist after treatment.
You are also welcome at Narcose Dental for regular dental cleanings. Our team is here for you with the same calm approach, attention, and understanding you have come to expect from us — because we know how important trust is.
A friend or family member is always welcome
Treatment is also possible with our trusted team without general anaesthesia
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Do you have questions about a dental cleaning with a dentist specialised in treatments under general anaesthesia? Please feel free to call us at +31 (0)36 203 08 39. We are happy to take the time to explain everything clearly and answer your questions. Alternatively, leave your details below and we will contact you to arrange an initial consultation.
Yes, tartar removal under general anaesthesia is possible when it is part of a more extensive treatment plan. In exceptional situations, it may also be performed separately, but this is always carefully assessed.
Safety is always our highest priority during treatments under general anaesthesia. You are supported by an experienced anaesthesiologist and a specialised team who continuously monitor you throughout the procedure.
Before treatment, we carefully assess whether general anaesthesia is medically responsible and suitable for your personal situation.
