Unlike laughing gas, oral conscious sedation is taken as a pill or liquid the night and/or morning before your appointment. The effects of oral sedation are not instantaneous, like nitrous oxide, but they are stronger, and you should plan on bringing a responsible adult to your appointment to drive you home afterwards. In some cases, oral sedation may be combined with nitrous oxide for patients who require a stronger sedative effect.
Oral Conscious Sedation

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