Courses

Minimal Oral Sedation

Courses

Minimal Oral Sedation

Educational Objectives

This course is designed to teach you how to take the stress out of dentistry, thereby allowing you and your staff to provide optimal dental care, and expand your practice through quality referrals from patients you can be confident would not otherwise have been treated.

Educational Objectives:
Day 1
  • Discuss the principles of patient assessment and monitoring
  • Understand the clinical useful pharmacology of sedative choices
  • Learn how to match the right drug at the right dose to the right patient and the right procedure
  • Describe the characteristics of the ideal sedatives for in-office use and give examples
  • Understand the equipment required to monitor your patients safely
  • Master the art of anxiolysis and plan for the perfect appointment
  • The lecture portions of this seminar will be augmented with practical components to include Bag-Mask-Valve (BMV) breathing and a review of nitrous oxide machines, including monitoring equipment
Day 2
  • Understand how to avoid or manage potential drug interactions
  • Recognize potential herbal and drug interactions that can affect dentistry
  • Know the medications you need to have in your emergency kit and how to use them
  • Describe the characteristics of the ideal sedatives for in-office use and give examples
  • Achieve optimal patient care through appropriate prescribing (especially for patients with cardiac issues and patients with bleeding risks)
  • Describe the other tools you should have to ensure a safe treatment environment

Minimal Oral Sedation

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Live Virtual Training. Real-World Clinical Confidence.

Learn from wherever you are while engaging directly with experienced instructors in real time. Ask questions, work through practical clinical scenarios, and leave with clear oral sedation protocols you can confidently apply in your practice.

Educational Objectives

This course is designed to teach you how to take the stress out of dentistry, thereby allowing you and your staff to provide optimal dental care, and expand your practice through quality referrals from patients you can be confident would not otherwise have been treated.

Educational Objectives:
Day 1
  • Discuss the principles of patient assessment and monitoring
  • Understand the clinical useful pharmacology of sedative choices
  • Learn how to match the right drug at the right dose to the right patient and the right procedure
  • Describe the characteristics of the ideal sedatives for in-office use and give examples
  • Understand the equipment required to monitor your patients safely
  • Master the art of anxiolysis and plan for the perfect appointment
  • The lecture portions of this seminar will be augmented with practical components to include Bag-Mask-Valve (BMV) breathing and a review of nitrous oxide machines, including monitoring equipment
Day 2
  • Understand how to avoid or manage potential drug interactions
  • Recognize potential herbal and drug interactions that can affect dentistry
  • Know the medications you need to have in your emergency kit and how to use them
  • Describe the characteristics of the ideal sedatives for in-office use and give examples
  • Achieve optimal patient care through appropriate prescribing (especially for patients with cardiac issues and patients with bleeding risks)
  • Describe the other tools you should have to ensure a safe treatment environment

Minimal Oral Sedation

Share it :

Live Virtual Training. Real-World Clinical Confidence.

Learn from wherever you are while engaging directly with experienced instructors in real time. Ask questions, work through practical clinical scenarios, and leave with clear oral sedation protocols you can confidently apply in your practice.