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 NITROUS OXIDE INFORMED CONSENT FORM PATIENT’S NAME: __________________________________ Date of Birth: ______________________ Nitrous Oxide is commonly called laughing gas, or “relaxing air,” and provides relaxation through inhalation. Nitrous Oxide is administered through a mask and makes your child more comfortable to receive the necessary dental care with less pain and/or anxiety. Nitrous Oxide is an elective procedure and is not required to provide the necessary dental treatment. There are alternatives to Nitrous Oxide, including the following:  No nitrous oxide: The necessary procedure is performed under local anesthetic only.  Oral Conscious Sedation: Sedation via oral form that will put a child in a minimally depressed level of consciousness (Awake but with a lowered level of awareness).  General Anesthetic: A patient under general anesthetic has no awareness and must have his/her breathing temporarily supported and is performed in a hospital setting only (Child is ‘asleep’). There are possible complications/risks associated with Nitrous Oxide that may include, but are not limited to:  A tingling sensation or a feeling of heaviness, followed by a lighter floating feeling;  Warm feeling throughout the body, with flush cheeks;  Laughter or giddiness;  Detachment from the environment may occur;  Light weight or floating sensation, sluggishness and slurring and/or repetition of words;  Feeling of nausea; vomiting or agitation. I hereby certify that I understand this authorization and the reasons for the above named sedative procedure and its associated risks. I am aware that the practice of dentistry is not an exact science. I acknowledge that every effort will be made in my child’s behalf for a positive outcome from sedation, but no guarantees have been made as to the result of the procedure authorized above. I have had the opportunity to discuss Nitrous Oxide use in conjunction with my child’s dental care, I have had an opportunity to ask questions, and I am fully satisfied with the answers I received. I have informed the dentist of my child’s complete medical history including any recent surgeries, mood altering medications, or changes in my child’s medical history involving lung, respiratory, ear infection, or common cold. I also accept and understand that I must notify the dentist of my child’s present mental and physical condition. Signature of Parent/Guardian Date *Consent Form is only valid 90 days from the date of signature. Form Revised: 04/28/2016