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Nitrous oxide sedation in pediatric dentistry
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Nitrous oxide sedation in pediatric dentistry
Riad Bacho0:01
Introduction and Course Objectives
3:21
Behavioral Management and Nonpharmacologic Techniques
9:09
Dental Fear, Anxiety, and Developmental Considerations
13:33
Pain Control Options and Role of Nitrous Oxide
17:31
Nitrous Oxide: Evidence and Clinical Relevance
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1h 33min
1.5 CE Credits

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Lesson program
– Non-pharmacological methods of sedation
– Inhalation sedation in dental treatment: indications
– Fear and anxiety in children: causes
– Pain control: premedication, local anesthesia, nitrous oxide
– Guidelines for the use of nitrous oxide at a pediatric dental appointment
– Complications and disadvantages when using nitrous oxide
– Effective concentration of nitrous oxide
– The mechanism of action of nitrous oxide in the body
– Physical properties and analgesic effect of nitrous oxide
– ASA classification
– Stages of anesthesia with nitrous oxide: evaluation criteria
– Nitrous oxide supply methods: surge technique, facial mask, EMONO system
– Monitoring of the patient's condition.
Recommended for: General dentists, Pediatric dentists.
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