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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration categorizes drugs into five groups based on the evidence of their safety during pregnancy. (FDA Drug Safety Categories). However, these categories are of limited value for determining the safety of one-time use. Therefore, consultation with an obstetrician and/or an anesthesiologist regarding medication use during pregnancy should be considered. There are no category A drugs used for endoscopy sedation. In general, category B and when necessary, category C drugs are recommended. For procedural sedation during pregnancy, meperidine alone is preferred, (category B). If required, meperidine can be followed by small doses of midazolam (category D). In cases where a benzodiazepine is used, midazolam should be chosen over diazepam. However, midazolam should be avoided if possible during the first trimester

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Yes. The American Association of Pediatric dentistry does recommend sedation for children who are prone to panic or fear. Conscious sedation methods are recommended over general anaesthesia. Responsible dentists will use the lowest effective dose, to achieve the required sedation.

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Yes, it is perfectly safe. Make sure you consult with your dentist beforehand to make sure they are aware of any medications her/she may be on.

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