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Dental implants for Worksop: surgery under sedation, 45 minutes away

Worksop patients travel around 45 minutes to Deepcar Dental Care for implants, and many choose to have the surgery under sedation. This page explains how that works.

  • GDC: 301711
  • CQC: 1-20307533335
  • Last Reviewed: April 2026
Worksop and the surrounding countryside
5.0 on Google · 400+ reviewsOpen 8am–8pm, 7 daysCQC & GDC registeredFree parking at the door15 min from Sheffield city centre

Dr Ibraheem IjazClinically reviewed by Dr Ibraheem Ijaz, Principal Dentist · GDC 301711 · Last reviewed April 2026

Forty-five minutes from Worksop, and why nervous patients make the trip

Worksop and the villages around it have several practices offering implants, and a couple advertise same-day implants and intravenous sedation. Prices are mostly absent, or given as a range so wide (£1,800 to £20,000 is typical) that it tells you nothing, with the monthly finance figure in bigger type than the treatment. None of the Worksop pages explain what sedation costs, what it feels like, or the one practical thing a patient forty-five minutes from home most needs to know: that you cannot drive yourself back afterwards.

Deepcar Dental Care is a private practice in Deepcar, north of Sheffield, about 45 minutes from Worksop by the A57 and M1. Sedation here is £200 a session, the implant surgery is done by Dr Ibraheem Ijaz, who has placed more than 200 implants since 2022, and the practice has a long record with anxious patients: a 5.0 Google rating from over 400 reviews, many of them from people who had put off treatment for years. Prices are published on the fees page, and the practice is open 8am to 8pm seven days a week.

Sedation for implant surgery: what it feels like and who drives

Every implant is placed under local anaesthetic, so the surgery does not hurt whether you are sedated or not. Most patients have local alone and are surprised how little there is to it. Sedation is for the people for whom the problem is not pain but the thought of it: the sounds, the time in the chair, the not knowing. If that is you, say so at the consultation and nobody will talk you out of it.

What intravenous sedation is

A small cannula goes into a vein on the back of your hand and a sedative, usually midazolam, is given in small doses until you are deeply relaxed. You are not asleep. You can answer questions and follow instructions, but you stop caring what is happening, time compresses, and most people remember little or nothing afterwards. Many patients say the cannula going in was the worst part of the whole day. It is not a general anaesthetic; that needs a hospital and is not something we offer or something implant surgery normally needs. Our sedation page covers the details.

Before, during and after

Before: a light meal a couple of hours ahead, no alcohol the night before, take your usual medicines unless told otherwise, and wear something with loose sleeves. During: your pulse and oxygen level are monitored throughout, and the surgery takes the same forty-five to ninety minutes it would without sedation. After: you rest for a while, then go home with your escort. For twenty-four hours you must not drive, work machinery, drink alcohol, sign anything important or be alone with small children. Your judgement is affected for longer than you feel it is.

The escort, and why it matters more from Worksop

A responsible adult must bring you, stay in the building for the appointment, drive you home and stay with you for the rest of the day. That is not a formality; we will not sedate you without one. From Worksop it means someone giving up most of a day, so it is worth deciding early whether you want sedation for the placement visit only (the usual choice) and having the consultation, scan and crown fitting without it, driving yourself.

If you would rather manage without sedation, tell us that too. A longer appointment, an agreed stop signal, headphones, and a dentist who explains each step before doing it get most nervous patients through comfortably. Sedation is also not for everyone: certain lung and liver conditions, some medicines and a very high body weight need discussion first.

Implant and sedation fees for Worksop patients

Tabeo finance is 0% over 6 to 18 months, or up to 60 months at 10.9% APR representative, subject to status; see the finance page.

ItemFee (from)
Consultation with Dr Ijaz£100, deducted from treatment
CBCT scan£150
Single implant, abutment and crown£2,400
Intravenous sedation, per session£200
Bone graftaround £500
Sinus liftaround £1,000
Fixed full arch, per jaw£8,000

A57, M1 and A616: the route from Worksop

Leave Worksop on the A57 westbound past Anston to the M1 at junction 31, head north to junction 35A and take the A616 towards Stocksbridge. Come off at the Stocksbridge and Deepcar exit and follow Manchester Road; Deepcar Dental Care is number 334, with free parking directly outside. Allow 45 minutes, and add fifteen if you are on the M1 through Sheffield between 4pm and 6pm. The practice is on the ground floor, which matters when you are walking out a little unsteady after sedation.

Book from Worksop, sedation included if you want it

Tell us when you book if you are nervous; it changes how we plan the appointment, not whether we are pleased to see you. Deepcar Dental Care, 334 Manchester Road, Deepcar, Sheffield S36 2RH.

Deepcar Dental Care · 334 Manchester Road, Deepcar, Sheffield S36 2RH

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Getting to us from Worksop

Deepcar Dental Care
334 Manchester Road, Deepcar
Sheffield S36 2RH
  • Open 8am–8pm, 7 days including most bank holidays
  • Free on-site parking directly outside
  • Wheelchair accessible ground-floor surgeries
  • 0114 288 2121 · 24-hour emergency line
  • Sheffield centre25 minA61 / A6102
  • Stocksbridge5 minA6102
  • Hillsborough15 minA61 then A6102
  • Barnsley30 minA628 / A616
  • Rotherham35 minM1 J35A, A616
  • Penistone15 minA616

Questions, answered

Questions from Worksop patients

Does my escort have to wait at the practice for the whole appointment?

Yes. They need to be in the building while you are sedated and to drive you home. There is a waiting area, and Fox Valley in Stocksbridge is five minutes away if they want a coffee before or after, but not during.

Is IV sedation safe for dental treatment?

In healthy adults, with monitoring and a trained team, it has a long safety record. We take a full medical history first and will decline if we think it is not right for you.

Can I be put fully to sleep?

No. General anaesthetic is only given in hospital and is rarely justified for implant surgery. Conscious sedation gets the vast majority of anxious patients through without any memory of it.

Can I have sedation for the consultation as well?

It is not needed and not usually offered; the consultation involves looking, measuring and a scan, and you will want to be clear-headed for the conversation about your plan.

How many sedation sessions would a full arch need?

Usually one, for the surgical visit when the implants are placed. Fitting the temporary and final bridges is done without it.

Is there anywhere nearer Worksop I should consider first?

There are practices in and around Worksop that place implants and some offer sedation. Ask them for the sedation fee, the name and case count of the surgeon, and an itemised price; if you get all three, compare them with ours.

In their own words

What implant patients say.

5.0 on Google from 400+ reviews

Google
Excellent experience from start to finish. I recently received a dental implant and the level of care was outstanding. The surgeon Ibraheem Ijaz explained every step of the process, from the initial scan to the final fitting. Healing was quick with minimal discomfort.
AndyImplants patient
Google
I’m very satisfied with the dental implants I have had fitted recently by Ibraheem Ijaz. He was very professional and caring and I never felt nervous under his care. If anybody is considering having implants I would not hesitate to go ahead with Deepcar Dental Care.
RonaldImplants patient
Google
I’m extremely pleased with the dental implant I had at Deepcar Dental Care. From my first consultation through to the final fitting, I felt I was in very good hands. Ibraheem Ijaz took the time to explain the treatment clearly and made sure I understood what to expect at each stage.
MichaelImplants patient

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