Dentists and oral surgeons
How a sedation or general anaesthesia session is set up with your practice, from the first enquiry to the day itself.
The Australian Dental Anaesthetic Group (ADAG) provides anaesthesia and sedation for dental treatment arranged with dental practices in Victoria. It was founded by Dr Walid Aly, Specialist Anaesthetist (FANZCA).
Most visitors are dental practices planning a session. Patients and families, and anyone checking who ADAG is, will find their pages here too.
How a sedation or general anaesthesia session is set up with your practice, from the first enquiry to the day itself.
Who looks after what, how referrals travel securely, and the jobs that fall to reception and chairside staff.
What it means when your dentist has arranged your anaesthetic through ADAG, and where to read plain-English guides.
Practice details, likely dates and the kind of treatment. No patient information yet.
The setting, the depth of sedation or anaesthesia, and who provides what, agreed before a first session.
Each patient’s details travel by a secure channel agreed with the practice, never through this website.
The dentist treats; the anaesthetist manages the anaesthetic or sedation and recovery.
ANZCA’s sedation guideline expects a separate practitioner to manage sedation that uses anaesthetic agents, so the person doing the dentistry can concentrate on it. The details for your practice are settled before a first session.
The full split for practice teamsThe booking form asks only about your practice and the session. Names, dates of birth, Medicare numbers, histories, images and radiographs are sent later through a secure channel agreed with your practice.
How referrals are sharedDr Walid Aly is a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (FANZCA) with specialist registration in anaesthesia. His 2024 CV records that he founded The Australian Dental Anaesthetic Group.
Dr Aly’s professional website, drwalidaly.com.au, covers his wider anaesthetic practice. Check his registration on the Ahpra register (MED0001193673).
Send a booking enquiry with your practice details and the days you have in mind, or phone to talk it through. Patient details are shared later, through a secure channel agreed with you.