By maxweb.comCan dental implant treatment be performed under general anesthesia? implants Sometimes, in our extremely frightened patients, the procedure may have to be performed under general anesthesia.
The general acceptance is that it should be done in a clinic environment with local anesthesia. However, if preferred, implants can be done with general anesthesia while the patient is asleep. There is no harm in this situation other than general anesthesia.
Of course, it is a method used mostly for our patients who have extreme fear.