Dental treatment under general anaesthetic
Welcome to Zahnärzten am Campus, your dental practice in 1020 Vienna, where we offer you comprehensive dental treatment under general anaesthesia. This modern treatment method is particularly suitable for patients who need support due to anxiety, extreme dental phobia or extensive procedures.

What is dental treatment under general anaesthesia?
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Dental treatment under general anaesthesia is a method where you sleep throughout the entire procedure without being aware of the treatment. This type of anaesthesia is performed in cooperation with our experienced anaesthetist, Mag. Dr. Erhard Mahrhofer, carried out. General anaesthesia is particularly beneficial for patients with severe dental anxiety, extensive treatments or special medical needs.


General anaesthetic as an option for pain-free dental treatment – Zahnärzte am Campus in Vienna
General anaesthesia is an excellent option for pain-free and stress-free dental treatment. At Zahnärzte am Campus in 1020 Vienna, our experienced team and our anaesthetist are at your disposal Mag. Dr. Erhard Mahrhofer available to ensure that your treatment runs smoothly and comfortably. Contact us to find out more about this option and how we can help you experience your dental treatment without fear and pain.
What is a general anaesthetic and when is it useful?
General anaesthesia means that the patient is put into a deep sleep during the treatment and feels no pain or anxiety. This can be particularly useful when extensive treatment is required or if the patient suffers from dental phobia. We are always happy to help you with a personal consultation or to arrange an appointment. Let us take the first step towards your pain-free dental treatment together.
Advantages of dental treatment under general anaesthetic
Freedom from pain
You will not experience any pain or discomfort throughout the treatment.
Complex treatments in a single appointment
Sometimes treatment requires more than one procedure, which would mean several visits. Under general anaesthesia, all the necessary treatments can be carried out in a single session.
A pain-free experience
During the general anaesthetic, the patient feels no pain whatsoever. They do not wake up until the treatment is completely finished and have no traumatic memories of the dental visit.
Freedom from fear
Ideal for patients who suffer from extreme dental anxiety. These anxious patients can be treated without any problems under general anaesthesia. This makes the dentist’s work easier and ensures the best possible treatment outcomes.
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Dental treatment for children under general anaesthetic at Zahnärzte am Campus
The Zahnärzte am Campus offer specialised dental treatments for children under general anaesthesia, ideal for young patients with dental anxiety or for extensive dental procedures. With modern anaesthesia technology and an experienced team, we ensure that your child is treated safely, stress-free and pain-free.
Which procedures are carried out under general anaesthetic?
The dental treatment procedure under general anaesthesia
1. Consultation
A detailed consultation takes place before the treatment. During this consultation, we will discuss your medical history, any allergies and any specific requirements you may have. This helps us to plan the most suitable form of anaesthesia and the course of treatment for you.
2. Preliminary examination
Our specialist team will prepare you for general anaesthesia. This involves checking your vital signs and inserting an intravenous line through which the anaesthetic will be administered.
3. General anaesthesia
On the day of your treatment, Dr Erhard Mahrhofer, our experienced anaesthetist, will prepare you for general anaesthesia. You will be given an intravenous drip or a medication that will put you to sleep and eliminate any pain you might feel during the treatment.
4. Dental treatment
After the treatment, your child will wake up in a calm and supervised environment. Our team will ensure that your child is comfortable until they are fully awake.
5. Recovery phase
Following the procedure, the anaesthesia is gradually reduced, and you will be monitored in a comfortable recovery room until you are fully awake and feeling stable.
6. Aftercare
During your post-treatment care, we will discuss the next steps, provide you with all the necessary information about your recovery and arrange follow-up appointments, if required.

What do you need to bear in mind when having a general anaesthetic?
Areas of application for general anaesthesia
Painful or complex treatments: General anaesthesia is ideal for extensive or particularly painful dental procedures.
Patients with severe dental anxietyFor patients who have an extreme fear of dental treatments, general anaesthesia offers a way to experience the treatment stress-free.
Special medical needs: For patients with special medical conditions or for children, general anaesthesia can be a suitable option to ensure safe and comfortable treatment.
Risks and safety
Although general anaesthesia offers many benefits, there are also several risks that should be taken into account:
Rare allergic reactions: There is a very low probability of allergic reactions to the anaesthetic agents.
Nausea and dizziness: After waking up, some patients may experience mild nausea or dizziness.
Complications: Severe complications are rare, but are carefully monitored and minimised by our experienced specialists.
