Resumo
Introdução: Pessoas com Condição do Espectro Autista (CEA) são consideradas pacientes com Necessidades Especiais de Saúde (NES), que também são muito suscetíveis a experimentar ansiedade odontológica, tornando o manejo clínico durante o atendimento odontológico mais complexo.
Relato de caso: Este artigo apresenta o caso de um paciente com CEA de 17 anos, que necessitou de tratamento multidisciplinar com sedação consciente para excisão de fibroma irritativo da mucosa bucal.
Conclusão: O uso de sedação consciente em cirurgia oral com Propofol intravenoso apresenta benefícios para o manejo e tratamento de pacientes com SCN ou com ansiedade odontológica. Contudo, esta técnica deve ser considerada como última opção após esgotar métodos menos invasivos, dada a sua complexidade técnica, necessidade de pessoal especializado e custo mais elevado.
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