Not Just for Surgery
Comfortable Even for a Cleaning
For Whitehouse patients whose nerves spike at even routine work, IV sedation turns a filling or a long-overdue cleaning into something closer to a nap. It is not reserved for big procedures.
Whitehouse, TX · IV Sedation Dentistry
IV Sedation Dentist for Whitehouse, TX
True IV sedation for anxious and phobic patients across Whitehouse and the surrounding Smith County area. At our Tyler office on Rice Road, about 15 minutes north up TX-110, a dedicated nurse anesthetist keeps you comfortably asleep while we complete the dentistry you have put off.
Visit Us in Tyler
Texas Sedation Dental, Tyler
1520 Rice Rd, Suite 100Tyler, TX 75703 (903) 231-6490
Office Hours
- Mon–Thu
- 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Friday
- 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Serving Whitehouse, Flint, Bullard, Troup, and the surrounding Smith County area from our Tyler office on Rice Road.
Why Patients Choose Us
Why Whitehouse Patients Choose Us for IV Sedation
Dialed to You
Sedation Adjusted Moment to Moment
Because the medication goes into a vein, we can fine-tune the depth throughout, kept light or deeper as your appointment needs, rather than a one-size oral pill.
A Dedicated CRNA
Watched by a Nurse Anesthetist
Waylon Williams does nothing during your visit but manage your sedation and your vitals, so the dentist stays focused entirely on your teeth.
Easy Logistics
A Short Ride Home on TX-110
You will need a driver afterward, and with Rice Road only about 15 minutes up TX-110, arranging that ride back to Whitehouse is the simple part.
Monitored Throughout
Vitals Tracked Start to Finish
After reviewing your medical history, we watch your heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen the entire time, keeping sedation as safe as it is comfortable.
About IV Sedation for Whitehouse Patients
IV sedation is often assumed to be only for major surgery, but for a Whitehouse patient with real dental anxiety, even a routine cleaning or filling can be the hard part. We sedate for both, so the work you have avoided, big or small, finally gets done while you rest.
Delivered straight into a vein, the medication lets us control the depth precisely and hold you in a calm, sleep-like state, with our dedicated nurse anesthetist, Waylon Williams, managing your airway and vitals while the dentist works, about 15 minutes up TX-110.
Most Whitehouse patients start with a sedation consultation to review history and medications, then we plan a visit that handles as much as possible at once and confirm you have a driver for the short trip home.
Your Care Team in Whitehouse
Trusted doctors. Local care.
Dr. Travis Kendall, D.D.S.
Full-Mouth Dental Implants, IV Sedation Expert
Dr. Timothy J. Gengel, D.M.D.
Full-Mouth Dental Implants, IV Sedation
Dr. Kirk Hampton, D.D.S.
Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry
Dr. Dustin Peterson, D.M.D.
Restorative Dentistry, Dental Implants, IV Sedation
Dr. Rick Coker, D.D.S.
Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry, Facial Pain Treatment
Dr. Sheila Ramos, D.D.S.
Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry
“Dr. Murray and his staff have been amazing at the work they have done for me. I drive over an hour to my appointments because they are courteous and professional and make sure you are comfortable. I would absolutely recommend this facility to anybody looking for a great dentist and staff.”
Tim Hollis · Google Review
FAQs
Common questions from Whitehouse patients
IV sedation puts most patients into a deep, sleep-like state where they are unaware of the procedure and remember little afterward. It is not general anesthesia, but it feels as though you slept through the visit while our CRNA adjusts the level.
Yes. It is administered and monitored by Waylon Williams, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, who watches your heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen the entire time after reviewing your history.
About 15 minutes north on TX-110, at 1520 Rice Road, Suite 100 in Tyler. It is the closest practice to Whitehouse with a dedicated in-house nurse anesthetist. Call (903) 231-6490 to plan your visit.
Nearly any treatment, from a single hard extraction to full-mouth implant surgery, fillings, and cleanings for very anxious patients. Many Whitehouse patients use one sedated visit to catch up on avoided dentistry.
Yes. The medication lingers for several hours, so you cannot drive. You will need a responsible adult to drive you home on TX-110 and stay with you for the day.
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