Digital Anesthesia

The digital anesthesia method is a modern application that makes dental treatments highly comfortable for all patients, especially those with needle phobia. It is performed using a computer-controlled anesthesia device.

During local anesthesia (numbing of the tooth), this system reduces pain sensation to almost zero, allowing patients to undergo treatment much more comfortably.

Needle Phobia and Its Impact

Needle phobia is a common condition, affecting:

20–50% of children
20–30% of adults

Because of this fear, both children and adults often postpone dental treatments. As a result, simple dental problems that could have been treated early may progress and require more complex procedures.

Why Is Digital Anesthesia Painless?

Pain during anesthesia usually comes from the pressure of the anesthetic liquid being injected into the tissues.
With a digital anesthesia device, the anesthetic is delivered very slowly and in harmony with the patient’s tissue pressure, reducing the sensation of pressure to almost zero.
The ultra-thin tips of the device are much finer than traditional needles, further minimizing discomfort.

Special Advantages for Children

Children adapt easily to treatment because the digital anesthesia device does not resemble a traditional syringe. This eliminates visual fear and increases cooperation during dental procedures.