Why Choose a Residency-Trained Dentist Anesthesiologist
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Hospital-level safety with boutique-level comfort. At ZenSmiles in Frisco, your sedation is delivered by a dual-trained expert—so complex care feels calm, precise, and efficient. Why Choose a Residency-Trained Dentist Anesthesiologist
Dental anxiety, medical concerns, or the need for extensive treatment shouldn’t keep you from a healthy, confident smile. With residency-level anesthesia training, we provide calm, hospital-grade sedation in a serene, patient-first setting. Redefining Comfort and Trust in Dentistry
A dentist anesthesiologist is a dentist who completes a 2–3 year, full-time, hospital-based residency in anesthesia and perioperative medicine, covering: Residency training equips your doctor to anticipate, prevent, and manage events—not just react—delivering safer care for routine and complex cases alike. What Is a Dentist Anesthesiologist?
Why It Matters
Residency-Trained vs. Weekend-Trained: The Difference
Provider Type Training Duration Scope of Sedation Medical Expertise
Sedation-Certified Dentist
Short courses (weekends)
Limited (often nitrous and/or oral)
Basic emergency exposure
Residency-Trained Dentist Anesthesiologist
2–3 years full-time, hospital-based
Full spectrum (oral, IV, deep; exposure to GA)
Advanced airway, pharmacology, perioperative medicine
Safety Continuous monitoring (oxygen, heart rate, blood pressure) and hospital-grade protocols minimize risk—ideal for medically complex patients. Comfort From minimal to deep sedation, your plan is tailored to anxiety level, health history, and procedure—so visits feel effortless. Efficiency Long or multi-step treatments (implants, full-mouth rehab, cosmetic makeovers) can be completed efficiently under controlled sedation. Confidence From Fortune 500 executives and professional athletes to busy parents and seniors, patients choose ZenSmiles for results without stress. Benefits for Patients
Unmatched Clinical Safety
Calm, Personalized Comfort
Fewer Appointments
Trusted by All Walks of Life
Dual training means your doctor understands both your smile and your physiology—uniting precision dentistry with advanced anesthesia care. Meet Dr. Mohit Sharda
How We Manage Sedation at ZenSmiles
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Yes—when administered by a residency-trained clinician with appropriate monitoring and protocols, as provided at ZenSmiles. After a personal consultation, we recommend nitrous, oral, or IV sedation based on your health, anxiety level, and procedure complexity. Usually yes after nitrous. For oral or IV sedation, arrange a responsible adult to drive you home. Frequently Asked Questions