Mobile dental anesthesia providers servicing Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs and everything in between.
Click the box above to complete the medical history prior to anesthesia
All non-medicaid patients must sign the financial agreement
Haga clic en el cuadro de arriba para completar el historial médico antes de la anestesia
PATIENTS WHO MAY BENEFIT FROM ANESTHESIA SERVICES
PEDIATRIC AND PRE-COOAPERATIVE AGE
DENTAL PHOBIC
MENTALLY DISABLED
COMPLEX MEDICAL HISTORY
EXTENSIVE DENTAL TREATMENT
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS
PREPERATION FOR ANESTHESIA
FOR ADULTS
1. Fill out the patient registration form, pay the deposit, sign the financial agreement, and sign the anesthesia consent.
2. Don't have any food or drink after midnight on the day of the procedure.
3. Use the restroom immediately prior to the appointment if possible.
4. If you have been sick recently please call the office ahead of time if possible so that we can determine if we need to reschedule the appointment.
FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN
1.Fill out the patient registration form, pay the deposit, sign the financial agreement, and sign the anesthesia consent.
2. Make sure that your child has not eaten any solid food or drink after midnight on the day of the procedure. Please contact Dr. Yancey if you have an afternoon appointment for more details.
3. Have your child use the restroom immediately prior to the appointment. I also recommend brining your child in a pull-up just in case.
4. If your child has been sick recently, particularly with a fever or a cold or cough, please call ahead so we can determine if we need to reschedule the appointment.
FASTING GUIDELINES
The recommendation is that the patient does not have anything to eat or drink after midnight on the day of surgery/dental treatment. If you have any questions about the fasting guidelines please contact Dr. Yancey.
The reason why fasting is important is because there is a possibility that the patient might vomit while under anesthesia. Their reflexes are inhibited under anesthesia and there is a chance that the vomited contents then may go into the lungs and inhibit the ability to breathe oxygen. This is a dangerous complication that can be avoided by following proper fasting guidelines.