Sedation & Anesthesia in Mitchell, SD

Comfortable Sedation & Anesthesia in Mitchell, SD

Anxiety or fear of pain should never stop you from getting the care you need. The board-certified oral surgeons at Siouxland Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia, so your procedure in Mitchell, SD can be as calm and comfortable as possible.

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All Modalities of Outpatient Anesthesia

Our surgeons are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia, from local numbing to IV sedation, so we can match your comfort plan to the procedure.

Board-Certified Oral Surgeons

Anesthesia is delivered by board-certified specialists who manage sedation and surgery together every day, providing trusted care for patients across the Mitchell area.

Care for Anxious Patients

If dental anxiety or a fear of pain has kept you from treatment, our calm, patient-focused approach and sedation options help you get the care you need.

Personalized Comfort Planning

We review your medical history and the procedure ahead, then recommend the level of sedation that fits your needs, anxiety level, and overall health.

Convenient Mitchell Location

Our office at 1222 E 7th Ave makes comfortable, sedation-supported oral surgery accessible across Davison County and southeastern South Dakota.

Care Close to Home

We serve patients throughout Davison County, so you can have multiple procedures completed comfortably in one visit without traveling far.

Local Anesthesia

A targeted numbing medication blocks pain in the treatment area while you stay fully awake. It is used in nearly every procedure and is often all that simpler treatments require.

Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)

Inhaled through a small mask, nitrous oxide eases anxiety and helps you feel relaxed during treatment. Its effects wear off quickly, so in many cases you can drive yourself home.

Oral Sedation

A prescribed medication taken before your appointment leaves you calm and drowsy while still able to respond. You will need a trusted adult to drive you to and from the office.

IV & General Anesthesia

For complex procedures or significant anxiety, IV sedation and general anesthesia provide a deeper level of relaxation. Most patients have little or no memory of the procedure afterward.

Pre-Op Evaluation

Your surgeon reviews your medical history, current medications, and the procedure ahead, then recommends the level of sedation that is safest and most comfortable for you.

Comfortable Procedure

On the day of treatment we follow any fasting instructions you were given and begin your chosen anesthesia. Our team stays with you and keeps you comfortable throughout.

Recovery & Ride Home

After deeper sedation you will rest until you are ready to leave. A responsible adult drives you home, and you take it easy for the remainder of the day.

Arrange a ride home

If you have oral, IV, or general anesthesia, a responsible adult must drive you home and stay with you afterward, since the effects take time to fully wear off.

Rest for the day

Plan to relax at home for the rest of the day. Avoid strenuous activity and let your body recover from both the sedation and the procedure.

Don’t drive or operate machinery

Wait until the next day, or as directed by your surgeon, before driving or using equipment that requires full focus and coordination.

Hold off on big decisions

Avoid signing documents or making important decisions for the rest of the day, as sedation can briefly affect your judgment and memory.

Ease back into eating

Start with water and light, easy-to-digest foods, then return to your normal diet as you feel ready and as your procedure allows.

Follow your medication guidance

Take any prescribed or recommended medications exactly as directed, and ask before resuming your regular medications after sedation.

Where is your Mitchell office located?

Our Mitchell location is at 1222 E 7th Ave, Mitchell, SD 57301. We’re open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM. Call 800-952-0066 to schedule.

What types of sedation and anesthesia do you offer?

Our surgeons are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia, including local anesthesia, nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and IV and general anesthesia. During your consultation we recommend the option that best fits your procedure, anxiety level, and health.

Will I need someone to drive me home?

If you have oral sedation, IV sedation, or general anesthesia, you will need a responsible adult to drive you home and stay with you afterward. With local anesthesia or nitrous oxide, in many cases you can drive yourself, and your team will confirm what to plan for ahead of time.

Is dental sedation safe?

Anesthesia at our office is provided by board-certified oral surgeons who are certified to administer all modalities of outpatient anesthesia. We review your medical history before treatment and stay with you throughout to keep you comfortable and supported.