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Nitrous Oxide Mixers and associated regulators must be maintained as per manufacturers recommendations and accreditation requirements. This is normally 12 months inspection / calibration checks and 5 yearly overhaul of mixers.
Nitrous oxide is called “laughing gas”, because it produces a “happy state”. You might experience a sense of relaxation, “dreaming” feeling and may smell a faint sweet scent. Nitrous oxide also numbs pain and may help suppress a gag reflex. People under nitrous oxide may feel “tingly” on lips, fingers and legs, flushing in the face as well as sweating.
Nitrous oxide is possibly the safest sedative in dentistry and has been used for over 100 years. Nitrous oxide is analgesic, works quickly, and doesn’t cause allergies. The level of sedation can be controlled by the concentration given to the patient by the dentist, and sedation can be terminated and reversed anytime by flushing the patient with oxygen. Nitrous oxide sedation is a form of conscious sedation, meaning that patients will remain fully conscious during the treatment and responsive to questions while staying in a comfortable, relaxed state.