Dr. John Buoncristiani, DDS
Endodontist at Newport Endodontic Group
1441 Avocado Ave, Ste 401, Newport Beach, CA 92660
- License current
- Address corroborated
- Licensed since 1989
- Sedation permit
Every dentist listed held a current California license as of November 2026. How we verify
Endodontist at Newport Endodontic Group
1441 Avocado Ave, Ste 401, Newport Beach, CA 92660
General dentist at Dr. Kathleen Carson, Dental Corp
20271 Sw Acacia St, Ste 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660
General dentist at The Newport Beach Dentist Dental Group
3920 Birch St, Ste 101, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Periodontist at Newport Center Dental Group
1401 Avocado Ave, Ste 404, Newport Beach, CA 92660
General dentist
2011 Westcliff Dr, Ste 11, Newport Beach, CA 92660
General dentist
360 San Miguel Dr, Ste 602, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Periodontist
400 Newport Ctr Dr, Ste 306, Newport Beach, CA 92660
General dentist
Newport Beach, CA 92663
General dentist
Newport Beach, CA 92663
General dentist
Newport Beach, CA 92660
A sedation dentist holds a California permit to give medication that relaxes you during treatment, from a single calming pill to general anesthesia. This list comes from state permit records, not from advertising.
Sedation is not a specialty. It is a permit the Dental Board of California issues on top of a dental license, after extra training and, for some permits, an office inspection. Every dentist listed here holds at least one current sedation or anesthesia permit.
Every dentist can numb the area with local anesthetic. Look for a permit holder if dental anxiety keeps you from treatment, you need long or complex work in one visit, or you cannot be treated comfortably while fully awake.
10 dentists in Newport Beach hold a current state sedation or anesthesia permit, according to Dental Board of California records for November 2026.
Four permits cover sedation in a dental office: the oral conscious sedation certificate for adults, the moderate sedation permit, the general anesthesia permit and the pediatric minimal sedation permit. Each profile names the permits a dentist holds.
No. Sedating a patient under 13 needs a pediatric minimal sedation permit, or a pediatric endorsement on a moderate sedation or general anesthesia permit. Ask the office before you book.