- Private Fee Schedule
- NHS Fee Schedule
- Am I entitled to free NHS treatment?
- Practice Newsletter
- Leave a Review
- Useful Links
- Tooth Whitening
- Practice Policy on Appointments
- Complaints Procedure
- General Dental Council (GDC) Standards
- General Data Protection Regualtions (GDPR) Data Protection 2018/Privacy Notice
- Privacy Notice for Children
- Patient Safety Charter
- NHS Friends and Family Feedback
- Freedom of Information Publication Scheme
- Quality Assurance Policy
- Statement of Purpose
- Cold Sores and Treatment
| Tell Your Friends! |
Dental A to Z
Relative Analgesia
A mixture of nitrous oxide ["laughing gas"] and air is still used frequently as a very safe method of reducing pain. It is used in dentistry and midwifery in conjunction with local anaesthesia. The patient remains in a cooperative state of consciousness and the effects wear off very quickly.