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Located in downtown historic medical / dental building
我们说中文
We Speak Chinese!
우리는 한국어를 해요
We Speak Korean!
¡Habla Español!
We Speak Spanish

Sedation Dentistry

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Free Initial Consultation ($150 Value)
(Reservation Fee May Be Required. Conditions Apply)
Same Day Appointments Available!
OFFER EXPIRES:
March 13, 2026
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Why Choose
5th & Olive Dental?

HIGHLY SKILLED & COMPASSIONATE DEVOTED TO THE NEEDS OF EACH PATIENT

  • Voted #1 Dentist in Renton, WA in 2015
  • Extensive Advanced Training & Excel in the Fields of
  • Surgical Implant Placement
  • Bone Grafting & Regeneration
  • Restorative Dentistry
  • Fully Licensed in Sedation Dentistry
  • Orthodontics
  • Laser Dentistry
  • State-of-the-Art Technology for Optimum Patient Care & Comfort
  • Cutting-Edge Cone Beam 3D CT Technology and Computer Guided Implant Surgery for Precise Implant Placement
  • ITero™ Digital Scanner – Impressionless Scanning
  • Intra-Oral Camera for a Clear Accurate Picture of All your Teeth
  • I LOVE the team, with my fear of dental I am always skeptical but from second one, I felt comfortable! Dr. Kim is Smart, Kind and Amazing and the work is top-notch quality, very affordable and works with my insurance. Thank you from the front to the back you all ROCK!
    Lindee Sanders
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  • Dr. Jiyon Kim is one of the kindest dentist I've met by far. She is gentle and thorough and put all of my dental anxiety at ease. The overall office vibe is pleasant and makes the experience almost enjoyable.
    D'Andre Brown
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  • I had a wonderful experience with the doctor and staff. Everyone is very friendly and knowledgeable & very accommodating. I am very pleased with the dental work that was done & will definitely be back!
    Diane H.
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One out of seven people suffer from some form of dental anxiety. These people may avoid going to the dentist, and often suffer severe consequences. If you are one of these people, we can help by offering sedation and sleep dentistry. 

You can choose Sleep Dentistry through either General Anesthesia or Conscious Sedation which includes IV sedation, laughing gas or oral sedation, to relax you as we treat you. We will use a thorough assessment of your fears and concerns, and will help you determine the alternative that will best suit you.

Candidate for Sedation Dentistry:

  • High levels of fear.
  • Have had traumatic dental experiences.
  • Difficulty getting numb.
  • Bad gag reflex.
  • Very sensitive teeth.
  • Limited time to complete their dental care.
  • Complex dental problems.
  • Hate needles and shots.
  • Hate noises, smells and tastes associated with dental care.
  • Afraid and embarrassed about their teeth.

Conscious Sedation vs. General Anesthesia

Conscious sedation is the use of medication to "take the edge off", but requires that the patient be awake (conscious) during the procedure. When conscious sedation fails or is considered inappropriate for the nature or amount of dental work, deep sedation or general anesthesia is recommended. In the hands of our board certified Anesthesiologist, it is as safe for the patient to receive deep sedation or general anesthesia as it is conscious sedation. With the use of modern, short-acting anesthetics, patients are just as awake and alert after general anesthesia as they are after conscious sedation.

Sedation Options

1. General Anesthesia

General Anesthesia, or sleep dentistry, is the deepest level of sedation administered by means of intravenous and/or inhalation agents. With general anesthesia, the patient is not conscious and does not see, hear, or feel anything. It provides pain relief, and amnesia (so that you don't remember the details surrounding your dental procedures) all at the same time.

While you sleep, the dentist can perform multiple procedures including implants or root canals. You’ll wake up with a new smile, with no memory of the procedure being performed. This technique is recommended for very young children, very resistant children, severe dental phobics, and special needs patients who are unable to cooperate for dental treatment.

2. Oral Conscious Sedation

Oral Sedation is a sedative pill taken by mouth that is safe, convenient and economical. When administered by a qualified dentist such as our dentist, Oral sedation can be more effective and deliver a deeper relaxation state than other forms of sedation. When you come for your free initial consultation, the dentist will review your medical history and will determine if oral sedation is the best sedation option for you. The time you spend in the dentist chair will feel like minutes. Before you know it, the procedure is over and you will have little recollection of the entire experience.

3. Laughing Gas Conscious Sedation

Laughing Gas is one of the safest and the lightest forms of sedation available. It is non-allergenic and non-irritating. The gas also tends to reduce gag reflexes and saliva flow.

A small mask will be placed over the patient’s nose and adjusted so that the patient is comfortable. The dentist will gradually introduce the laughing gas. Once the patient feels completely relaxed, the procedure will begin. Patients will feel totally relaxed during their treatment when sedated with laughing gas.

4. IV Conscious Sedation

IV Sedation or "Intravenous Sedation" is administered through a drug directly into a vein close to the surface of the skin. IV drip consists of an anti-anxiety medication which puts the patient into a state of deep relaxation. Time will appear to pass very quickly and you will not recall much, or perhaps even nothing at all, of what happened. It is the most preferred and predictable method of sedation where deep sedation is desired. Profound state of relaxation and amnesia is achieved during IV sedation.

Pulse Oximeter & Blood Pressure Monitoring

During all sedation appointments, the blood pressure and pulse are continually monitored on our patients. In addition, we monitor the oxygen saturation levels of the blood with a pulse oximeter that gently clips onto the finger.

Don't hesitate to contact us to discuss any aspect of your dental health - we don't charge for giving advice!

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We are based in Seattle, WA

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OFFER EXPIRES:

Mar 13, 2026
Sedation Dentistry
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