Most oral surgery offices have the surgeon manage your sedation while also operating. We do not. Dr. Adare Robinson, MD, is a full-time anesthesiologist whose only job in the room is you.
This is the single biggest difference between our practice and almost any other oral surgery office in Dallas. Your sedation is planned, delivered, and monitored by a physician anesthesiologist with hospital-level equipment and protocols, while Dr. Johnson's full attention stays on the surgery.
For anxious patients, complex medical histories, and parents deciding who should put their child to sleep, this is why families choose us.
Preparing for this procedure? Before-surgery instructions
01 · MD anesthesiologist
Dr. Robinson manages every deep sedation personally.
02 · Hospital standards
The same monitoring you would get in a surgical suite.
03 · Anxiety welcome
Nervous patients are our specialty, not an inconvenience.
Honest answers
What patients ask about anesthesia
What kind of sedation will I have?
It ranges from local anesthesia alone to IV and deep sedation, chosen with you based on the procedure, your health history, and your nerves. Dr. Robinson reviews every sedation plan personally before surgery day.
Is being sedated in an office safe?
The honest framing: sedation is safest when someone's full attention is on it. That is the entire reason this practice staffs a physician anesthesiologist with hospital-level monitoring, instead of asking the surgeon to do two jobs at once.