Roslyn
Anesthesia care in your Roslyn dental office.
Service area: Nassau County
Metropolitan Dental Anesthesia brings board-certified dental anesthesia to dental offices across Nassau County — from Roslyn to Freeport. If you've been told you need sedation for dental treatment, the anesthesia can come to your own dentist's office.
Keep the dentist you trust
Across Nassau County, patients needing sedation are often told to go somewhere else: another office that “offers anesthesia,” a surgical center, a hospital. Mobile dental anesthesia flips that arrangement. Dr. Rivero brings anesthesia care to the dental office that already knows you — your treatment plan doesn't change hands, your records stay in one place, and the team performing your dentistry is the team you chose.
For anxious patients, children and patients with special needs, familiar surroundings can make anesthesia day considerably easier. For Nassau dentists, it means their patients never leave the practice to get care.
Anesthesia adapts to your dentist's treatment plan — not the other way around.
From moderate IV sedation through deep sedation and general anesthesia.
Six years of postgraduate training, ADBA diplomate since 2019, hospital attending since 2020.
Nassau towns we serve
Dr. Rivero travels to dental offices throughout Nassau County with his own anesthesia and monitoring equipment. Frequently served towns include:
Anesthesia care in your Roslyn dental office.
Sedation delivered to East Meadow dental offices.
Merrick patients stay local — anesthesia comes to your dentist.
Office-based anesthesia care in Bellmore.
Wantagh dental offices with an in-house anesthesia day.
Sedation and general anesthesia in Plainview offices.
Levittown families — care in your own dentist's chair.
Freeport dental offices covered by mobile anesthesia.
Common questions
Yes. Dr. Rivero is a mobile dental anesthesiologist — he travels to dental offices throughout Nassau County, from Roslyn and Plainview to the South Shore towns, with his own anesthesia and monitoring equipment.
The full continuum: mild sedation through moderate IV sedation, deep sedation and general anesthesia. The level is selected for the patient, the health history and the planned procedure.
Anesthesia may help patients with dental anxiety or phobia, children who cannot comfortably complete treatment, people with special needs or complex medical conditions, and patients having extensive procedures. Candidacy is determined after a health-history review.
Talk to your dental provider about including sedation in your treatment plan. Your office and Dr. Rivero then coordinate scheduling, the health-history review and your instructions.
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