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At Dental Boutique™ West Perth, sleep dentistry is provided with this in mind. Caring for patients across Perth including Subiaco, Leederville and the Perth CBD, our clinic offers a calm, considered environment where comfort is prioritised during treatment.

For many people, dental visits can feel uncomfortable or overwhelming. At our Perth clinic, your dentist explains your treatment clearly and allows you to move forward at a pace that feels right for you.
Sedation options available at our clinic include oral sedation and IV sedation, when appropriate. Needle-free and computer-assisted anaesthesia systems are also available for those who prefer alternatives to traditional injections.
Located in West Perth, the clinic is easily accessed from surrounding suburbs, with nearby parking and public transport options. If you are considering sleep dentistry, your dentist can walk you through how sedation works and whether it may be suitable for you.













Dental anxiety is common and can present in many different ways, from mild nervousness to more intense feelings of fear or worry. These feelings can sometimes lead people to postpone or avoid appointments, which may delay important dental care. Sleep dentistry is one option that can help make treatment feel more manageable for those who find dental visits particularly challenging.
You may find sleep dentistry helpful if you:

Sleep dentistry refers to dental treatment performed while you are under some form of sedation or general anaesthesia. Sedation can range from feeling calm and relaxed but still awake, through to being fully asleep, and the term covers several different options designed to support comfort during dental procedures. These approaches may be helpful if you feel anxious about treatment or find certain sensations difficult to manage.
General anaesthesia places you in a controlled state of unconsciousness for the duration of the procedure, while lighter forms of sedation help you feel more relaxed without being fully asleep. Not all treatments require general anaesthesia, and your dentist will talk you through the available options and discuss what may be appropriate for your needs.
In this video: Dr John Vu (DEN0002584394) – Registered Dentist, General Registration.
At our West Perth clinic, several sedation options are available to help make dental treatment more manageable when anxiety or discomfort is a concern. These include oral sedation and IV sedation, when appropriate. Needle-free and computer-assisted anaesthesia systems are also available for those who prefer alternatives to traditional injections.
Oral sedation involves taking prescribed medication prior to your appointment to help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. You remain conscious during treatment, but may feel drowsy and less aware of the procedure.
IV sedation involves medication delivered through a vein to produce a deeper level of relaxation during treatment. You remain conscious throughout the procedure, and some people have limited or no memory of the appointment once the sedation has worn off.
For those who feel uneasy about injections, needle-free and computer-assisted systems offer alternative methods for delivering local anaesthetic. These options are designed to improve comfort during the anaesthetic process.
Not everyone chooses sedation for dental treatment. At our West Perth clinic, there are options available to help you feel more comfortable during care while remaining fully aware throughout your appointment.
The Green Whistle is an inhaled pain-relief option that may help reduce discomfort and promote relaxation during dental treatment. It works quickly, allows patients to remain awake and responsive, and its effects are typically short-lived. Your dentist can discuss whether the Green Whistle is suitable for your individual needs.
Simple approaches such as controlled breathing or listening to music can help create a steadier experience during treatment. Headphones are available if gentle distraction helps you feel more at ease.
Some people prefer to remain fully conscious and involved during their visit. Agreed signals, such as raising your hand, can be used to pause treatment or let your dentist know how you are feeling. This helps you maintain a sense of control throughout your appointment.
For those who feel uneasy about injections, needle-free and computer-assisted systems offer alternatives to traditional local anaesthetic delivery. These options can help improve comfort during the anaesthetic process.
Your dentist will explain each step as treatment progresses and check in regularly. Breaks can be taken when needed, and the pace of care can be adjusted to support comfort without the use of sedation.
If you’d like to understand your options or talk through what a personalised sleep dentistry plan could look like for you, our team is here to help. You’re welcome to book a complimentary consultation at any time to discuss your options in more detail.
Your first visit is a consultation where your dentist takes time to understand your concerns, including past experiences that may affect your care. Your dental and medical history is reviewed, and sedation options are discussed, including when they may be appropriate. This appointment allows time for questions, with no expectation to proceed with treatment unless you are comfortable doing so.
If you decide to move ahead, a treatment plan is developed based on your dental needs and the level of support required. You are provided with clear preparation instructions, including any fasting requirements related to sedation. Your dentist will also outline what to expect on the day of treatment so you feel informed beforehand.
On the day of your procedure, treatment is carried out in a structured and closely monitored environment. Sedation is administered by a qualified professional, and dental care is completed while comfort and safety are prioritised. After treatment, you remain at the clinic for a recovery period before heading home.
Recovery time depends on the type of sedation used. If IV sedation is involved, you will need someone to accompany you home. Aftercare instructions are provided, and the clinic remains available should you have questions or concerns once you are home.
Sleep dentistry at our West Perth clinic is planned around your individual needs, with costs varying depending on the type of sedation used and the treatment involved. Factors such as procedure duration, the level of sedation recommended and your specific clinical requirements all influence the overall cost. Flexible payment options are available to help make treatment more manageable.
Prices are provided as a general guide only and do not constitute a quote. Final costs depend on your individual treatment plan following a clinical assessment by a registered dentist. Payment plans are provided through third-party providers and are subject to their eligibility criteria, terms, and conditions. Additional fees may apply. Please speak with our team or your provider for full details.

Our West Perth clinic is located at 634 Murray Street, with dedicated patient parking available on-site and additional street parking nearby. The clinic is also easily accessed by public transport, with bus services operating along Murray Street and connections to the Perth CBD.

Dental Boutique™ Perth
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Address
634 Murray St, West Perth WA 6005
Phone
1300 327 6453 (1300 DB SMILE)
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday: 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday to Sunday: Closed
Sedation is provided using established techniques and overseen by qualified professionals. Before recommending any option, your dentist will review your medical history and discuss any relevant considerations with you.
Sedation is used to help make treatment more comfortable, and local anaesthesia is applied when required. Your dentist will explain what to expect based on your treatment plan and the sedation option used.
This depends on the type of sedation used. Some people have little or no memory following IV sedation, while others recall more. Your dentist can explain what is typical for the option recommended to you.
This is a common concern. Consultations are designed to be calm and informative, giving you time to talk through concerns and ask questions without pressure to proceed.
Yes, you’re welcome to bring a support person. If IV or oral sedation is used, someone will need to accompany you home.
The length of your visit depends on the procedure and the type of sedation used. This generally includes preparation, treatment and a recovery period before you leave.
If IV or oral sedation is used, you will not be able to drive and will need someone to take you home.
Your dentist will provide guidance based on the sedation used. Some options require waiting before eating or drinking, and this will be explained before your appointment.
Sedation options available at our West Perth clinic include oral sedation and IV sedation, as well as needle-free and computer-assisted anaesthesia systems.
A qualified anaesthetist is present for procedures involving IV sedation.
Recovery takes place in a designated area within the clinic until you are ready to return home. Recovery time varies depending on the sedation used.
If you have concerns or questions during recovery, you’re welcome to contact the clinic for guidance.
If you would like to learn more about sleep dentistry or discuss your concerns in person, you are welcome to book a consultation at our West Perth clinic.
This appointment gives you the opportunity to speak with our team, explore the options available and understand what may suit your needs. We are here to answer your questions and provide clear information to help you feel supported in planning your dental care.

At Dental Boutique™, we believe patients should feel informed about both their treatment and the costs involved. Payment plan options are available to help make this process easier to manage.
Enquire with our team