At Doroba Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center, we make every procedure as stress-free as possible. Our sedation options in Haddonfield allow you to relax while receiving expert oral surgery care. Whether you need a routine procedure or a more complex surgery, we offer multiple sedation levels — including IV sedation and general anesthesia — to ensure a smooth, comfortable experience. With dental sedation, you can:
Call 609-256-6638 to discuss how we can personalize your sedation experience for maximum safety and comfort.
At Doroba Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center, we provide tailored sedation solutions to help you relax during treatment. We know that oral surgery can feel intimidating, so we’ve created a welcoming environment designed to keep you comfortable and at ease every step of the way. From personalized sedation plans to soothing amenities, we make sure your oral surgery experience is smooth, effective, and worry-free.
No matter your level of anxiety, Dr. Doroba provides safe, in-office IV sedation and general anesthesia. Lighter forms of sedation are also available. This ensures you’ll have a relaxed experience tailored to your specific needs.
With extensive training in pediatric anesthesia and surgical care, he ensures that all of his patients — children and adults — receive expertly administered sedation in a safe, controlled setting. Our approach to gentle care includes:
Call 609-256-6638 today to learn more about your sedation options in Haddonfield and schedule your consultation for a relaxing procedure. You can also schedule online.
I saw Dr. Doroba at his Marlton office to have a tooth extracted and bone graft put in for an implant. I highly recommend Dr. Doroba. He has great bedside manner, very gentle and even called me himself the night of the extraction to see how I was feeling. You don’t see that often, usually it’s a receptionist that will call and check on you. You can tell he really cares about his patients.
Dr J. Doroba , the dentist at Cape May Atlantic Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, is everything anyone could hope for in a dentist , as far as I’m concerned. At our first consultation I was not convinced , I guess I wanted smiles and light chatter. He was just ok and businesslike. My mind changed on the day of my surgery . His bedside manner is impeccable . His pleasant, calm, assuredly demeanor quickly put me at ease. Then came the IV, I thought it would be just awful… but no. I remember his pleasant, peaceful face telling me to squeeze the ball, there was a teeny bit of a pinch and it was done . The next thing I know, I’m on my way to the recovery room. Once home, I expected high pain, bleeding and not being able to eat. It’s been 12 hours now and I’ve had none of that. I followed all the directions given me, I must say I’m quite comfortable . I had soup and yogurt but no noticeable pain and no bleeding. I’m not one to write reviews but given I hate going to the dentist, I thought I might share my experience with others who too have a fear of dentists because of the pain. If you’re fortunate enough to have this dentist, you will not regret it. 5 stars *****
Yes, we offer multiple levels of sedation dentistry that will calm the fear and anxiety of any patient. We’ll discuss each type of sedation in detail and help you decide on the one that will work best for your procedure. Our goal is to provide you with pain-free, anxiety-free care every time you visit our office. Our sedation options help make sure that happens.
Of course! All sedation and general anesthesia we offer have been safely used in dentistry for many years. Plus, your dentist and other members of our team have extensive training and experience in administering sedation. No matter which kind of sedation you choose, we will carefully monitor you throughout your treatment.
For most dental sedation procedures, it is important to avoid eating or drinking for a specific period of time before the appointment. If you’re receiving laughing gas (nitrous oxide), it’s generally safe to have a light meal a few hours beforehand. However, for oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, it’s usually required to fast 6 to 8 hours before the procedure. You should follow your dentist’s specific instructions regarding eating and drinking to ensure your safety and the effectiveness of the sedation.
