Concierge anesthesia
Concierge dental anesthesia.
For some patients, treatment must be arranged around a schedule that cannot be disclosed and in a manner that leaves no trace. Dr. Rad accommodates these requirements as a matter of routine, including private and after-hours appointments.
How it works
How concierge dental anesthesia is arranged
Care is scheduled to the patient, not to the calendar. Treatment is arranged at the time and location that suit the patient. Appointments outside ordinary practice hours are routine, and Dr. Rad coordinates directly with the treating dentist so that the arrangements require nothing of the patient beyond turning up.
For patients who require complete confidentiality, discretion is standard practice and is never discussed afterward.
The clinical standard does not change with the arrangement. The same pre-operative evaluation, the same monitoring, and the same continuous physician presence apply to every case Dr. Rad accepts.
Inquiries are handled by Dr. Rad directly, by email or telephone.
Who arranges care this way
Patients for whom privacy is a condition of treatment.
Patients who are recognizable, whose schedules are managed by others, or whose circumstances make an ordinary appointment impractical all arrange care on this basis. So do patients who simply prefer that their medical and dental treatment remain entirely private.
No detail of any engagement is discussed, published, or used for any purpose afterward.
Related: adult dental anesthesia and TIVA.
Read about Dr. Rad's credentials and training.
Contact
Arrange care privately.
Inquiries are handled by Dr. Rad personally and are not recorded, forwarded, or discussed.