
Managing Sedation Complications (Updated Edition)
Updated for 2024! This two-part course is tailored to dentists and dental teams who provide minimal and moderate sedation to adult patients. (5 CE Credits)
$350
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The ADA has upgraded this course with expanded learning content and a more user-friendly experience, featuring additional on-the-job resources and lesson videos from Dentist Anesthesiologist Andrea Fonner, D.D.S.
Managing Sedation Complications — a two-part course, presented by the ADA Council on Dental Education and Licensure — is tailored for dentists and dental teams who provide minimal and moderate sedation to adult patients.
Part I reviews critical aspects of preparation and prevention of sedation emergencies.
Part II reviews the recognition and management of sedation complications with a particular emphasis on airway management techniques.
You will earn 5 CE credits upon completion of this course.
Author

Andrea Fonner, D.D.S.
Dentist Anesthesiologist, Private Practice
CE Topics
CE Format
CE Recommended
CE Credits
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