01 / Assess
Start with a baseline.
History, airway, risk, and the office setting are reviewed before a date is confirmed.
How it works in your office.
Room, access, power, recovery, the treatment day, and the practical requirements for hosting a case.
A method, not a menu
From case review to recovery.
02 / Plan
Build for the case.
The clinician determines the anesthesia approach, drug selection, dosing, depth, and contingencies for the individual case.
03 / Attend
Be present for the whole case.
A named dentist anesthesiologist manages anesthesia care while your team performs the dentistry. Confirm the assigned clinician before the treatment day.
04 / Verify
Close the loop.
Recovery is assessed and documented, discharge instructions are coordinated, and findings inform follow-up.
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Anesthesia that comes to your practice.
How Aspire brings the equipment, monitoring and preparation for each case into your office, so more patients can complete treatment in a setting they know.
Aspire Anesthesia
Plan / In your office
Review the space, equipment access, utilities, and recovery arrangements before confirming the first case.
Aspire
Anesthesia care and setup.
The anesthesia clinician reviews the case and coordinates the anesthesia equipment and clinical preparation.
Your practice
Dentistry and the office.
Your team provides the dental treatment, staffing, chair, and agreed space and facilities.
Confirmed together
A prepared treatment day.
Agree on the equipment responsibilities, schedule, recovery arrangements, and handoff before confirming a date.
- Room & clear floor
- Operatory dimensions and working clearance around the chair.
- Access & lift
- Doors, stairs, lift dimensions, and the equipment route.
- Power & utilities
- Confirm electrical circuit requirements, including any dedicated circuit, and the oxygen and suction responsibilities.
- Who supplies what
- Aspire’s anesthesia inventory versus the practice’s dental staffing, chair, space, and agreed facilities.
- Setup & breakdown
- Protected time for equipment setup and removal.
- Scheduling lead time
- Time for case review, office review, and preparation.
- Recovery & discharge
- Recovery space, supervision, escort arrangements, discharge criteria, and instructions.
- Fees & billing
- Separate dental and anesthesia charges, payment arrangements, and cancellation terms.
Before the first case
Review the practical details together.
Use these requirements to guide the office conversation, from equipment access to recovery arrangements.
Experiences of care
From dental colleagues.
Perspectives on working alongside Dr. Giesberg.
Dr. Sean Ference
“I can trust that my patient will be safe with her and that she will know what to do in case of an emergency.”
Dr. Alexander Volchonok
“She knows how to make the process safe for patients and to make my life as a surgeon very, very easy.”
“She consistently supports operative flow without ever compromising standards of safety or quality.”
Dr. Shalom Mintz