Baldus nitrous oxide devices

Two systems, one goal - a pleasant dental experience!

Laughing gas device Baldus analog

  • Tamper-proof and almost indestructible
  • Flexible thanks to use without a power supply
  • Easy to control with one button operation
  • Absolutely safe to use
  • CE and FDA certified
To our analogue system
Baldus Slim Analogue
Baldus Touch nitrous oxide device

Nitrous oxide device Baldus Touch

  • With touch screen for more possibilities
  • Automatic data collection and storage
  • Extremely precise work
  • Made in Germany, of course
  • and much more
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Frequently asked questions from our customers

How safe is nitrous oxide sedation

Nitrous oxide sedation is often used in dentistry and other medical fields to reduce anxiety and relax patients. It is considered safe when performed by trained professionals.

Here are some points concerning the safety of sedation with nitrous oxide:

Low riskNitrous oxide works quickly, its effects are reversible and the patient remains conscious during sedation. This minimises the risk of serious side effects or complications compared to other types of sedation or general anaesthesia. Intervention is not necessary.

controllabilityThe concentration of nitrous oxide can be easily adjusted to achieve and maintain the desired level of sedation.

Minimal side effectsMost patients tolerate nitrous oxide well. Possible side effects are usually mild and may include nausea or a slight feeling of dizziness, which quickly subside as soon as the gas supply is stopped. These mild side effects can be minimised by well-trained and experienced staff.

No long-lasting effectThe effect of nitrous oxide disappears quickly after the end of the injection, so that patients can usually leave the practice without long after-effects.

Broad applicabilityIt can be used safely in a wide range of patients, including children.

Although nitrous oxide sedation is considered safe, there are situations and conditions in which it should be used with caution or is contraindicated. These include:

1st pregnancy (1st and 2nd trimester)

2.COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) or other severe respiratory diseases

3. diagnosed vitamin B12 deficiency

4. methaemoglobinaemia

5. mental health conditions that could be aggravated by nitrous oxide

6. addictive disorders

One Careful anamnesis must be carried out. The decision in favour of nitrous oxide sedation should then be made in consultation with the treating specialist, if necessary, who will take the patient's individual medical history and current health into account.

For which patients is nitrous oxide gas tapping helpful?
Nitrous oxide sedation is a very effective and safe method for relieving anxiety and pain, which is primarily used in dental practices. It is ideal for a wide range of patients:  
  1. anxiety patientsPeople who are afraid of dental procedures can benefit from the calming effect of laughing gas.
  2. childrenChildren who are afraid of dental treatment or have difficulty sitting still can often be treated better with nitrous oxide sedation.
  3. Patients with a strong gag reflexLaughing gas can help to reduce the gag reflex, which is particularly useful during dental procedures.
  4. Patients who wish to avoid mild to moderate pain and discomfort during a procedureNitrous oxide has a pain-relieving effect that can be beneficial for many dental treatments.
  5. Patients with certain medical conditionsPeople with certain physical or mental health conditions that could make traditional local anaesthesia problematic may benefit from nitrous oxide sedation instead.
  6. Patients who prefer light sedationFor those who want to feel more relaxed during the procedure without experiencing the stronger effects of a general anaesthetic.
  7. Patients with special needsIncluding some people with disabilities or developmental disorders that would make dental treatment difficult without sedation - assuming compliance 
It is important that nitrous oxide sedation is carried out by trained professionals and that the patient is thoroughly examined before sedation to ensure that there are no health concerns against the use of nitrous oxide. Suitability for nitrous oxide sedation should be decided on an individual basis and in consultation with the treating doctor or dentist. Overall, nitrous oxide offers a quick, reversible and controllable sedation option that makes dental treatment much easier for many patients.
How does nitrous oxide sedation affect the patient

Nitrous oxide sedationalso known as nitrous oxide analgesia, is a form of sedation that is often used in dentistry and other medical fields to relieve anxiety and reduce sensitivity to pain during a procedure.  

 

Nitrous oxide sedation reduces anxiety and the sensation of pain It has a calming effect during medical procedures while patients remain conscious and has the advantage that the effects wear off quickly. It can also reduce the gag reflex, which is particularly useful in dentistry, as patients are more relaxed and tolerate oral treatments better. 

 

The gas, scientifically referred to as nitrous oxide (N2O), is always together with oxygen via a Double noseaske administered. 

 

How does laughing gas work?  

 

  1. anxiolysis (anxiety relief)Nitrous oxide has a calming effect that helps to reduce anxiety and fear before or during medical procedures. This allows patients to be more relaxed and tolerate the treatment better. 

 

  1. Analgesia (pain relief)It increases the pain threshold, which means that stronger stimuli are required to be perceived as painful. Although it does not completely eliminate pain, it can reduce it to such an extent that minor procedures can be performed without additional anaesthesia. 

 

  1. Light sedationWhile the patient remains conscious and able to respond to instructions, sedation leads to a state of relaxation and sometimes a slight feeling of euphoria or well-being. 

 

  1. Short duration of actionOne advantage of nitrous oxide sedation is that its effect starts quickly, but also wears off quickly as soon as the gas supply is stopped. This means that patients are often able to leave the practice without long recovery times, without the long-lasting effects of other sedatives. 

 

Safety and side effects 

 

For most patients, nitrous oxide is - Children and adults - is safe and has been used successfully in medicine for many years. However, there are some side effects and situations in which it may be contraindicated: 

 

  • side effectsMay include nausea, dizziness, or a feeling of light-headedness, but are generally mild and disappear quickly after the gas is turned off. 

 

  • contraindicationsNot recommended for patients suffering from severe respiratory diseases, schwanghe or have a history of substance misuse. A detailed counselling article over most IIndications and contraindications can be found here. Users receive detailed training on all possible contraindications during the certification courses. A careful medical history is essential. 

 

IOverall, nitrous oxide sedation offers an effective way to relieve pain and anxiety during many medical and dental procedures, with the advantage of rapid recovery and minimal side effects.  

 

It is important that the application is carried out by trained medical personnel and that patients are informed about possible risks and side effects before use. 

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