Teen Sedation Dentistry
Treat More Patients Effectively
You take pride in providing your patients with quality, individualized care. That's why DOCS Education's valuable teenage sedation course is right for you.
Here are some of the important advantages of enrolling in the Teen Sedation Dentistry course:
- Immediately applicable training – Leave with protocols you can use on Monday morning
- Increased productivity – Complete more procedures in a shorter time with the sedation techniques you'll learn
- Highly-specialized instruction – Learn specific protocols for teens that differ from those used for adults and children
- Improved office efficiency – Learn how to maximize you office equipment and materials
- Growth opportunities – Prepare to treat patients in a specific demographic and expand your existing practice
Offer Customized Care to Unique Patients
Like adults, teens suffer from dental anxieties(116) that can lead to poor dental care. However, they have different physiological and developmental needs that make their treatment very different.
This popular course is specifically designed with four different protocols to meet the unique needs of 13- to 18-year-olds(67). We'll show you how to train your team and set up your practice with very little investment in new dental office equipment or materials.
The Teen Sedation Dentistry instructor is a leading pediatric dentist. You'll learn to recognize which teens are good candidates for oral sedation and how to help this large underserved age group.
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"Offering sedation dentistry has brought patients whom I would never seen, some of them driving over an hour one way to get to us. It has also provided the most inspirational and positive feedback that we have ever received." - Dave Willits, DDS Bluffton, IN
If you already practice sedation dentistry, get the specific knowledge and skills to treat teenage patients. Sign up for our valuable teen sedation course today.
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All DOCS Education courses have a 100 percent Satisfaction Guarantee.
Students in this 1-day teen sedation course gain valuable, targeted, clinically-relevant information that you can start implementing immediately. We'll introduce four protocols to meet the different physiological and developmental needs of teens undergoing sedation. Course topics include:
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Locations
Schedule Information
Dates: 6/1/2012
Times: 7:30am-5pm
Meals: LunchLocation Information
Location: San Francisco
Closest Airport: San Francisco International AirportHotel Information
Hotel: San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront
1800 Old Bayshore Highway
Burlingame, California 94010Phone: 650.692.9100
Cost: $139/nightDirections:
What to do in the city:
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Schedule Information
Dates: 10/12/2012
Times: 7:30am-5pm
Meals: LunchLocation Information
Location: Seattle
Closest Airport: Seattle Tacoma InternationalHotel Information
Hotel: Westin Bellevue
600 Bellevue Way NE
Bellevue, WA 98004Cost: $169/night
Directions:
What to do in the city:
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Schedule Information
Dates: 11/30/2012
Times: 7:30am-5pm
Meals: LunchLocation Information
Location: Atlanta
Closest Airport: Hartsfield-Jackson International (ATL)
Closest Train Station: Marta BuckheadHotel Information
Hotel: Intercontinental Buckhead
3315 Peachtree Rd. NE
Atlanta, GA, 30326
Cost: $159/nightDirections:
What to do in the city:
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Why should I bring my team?
"I brought some of the team with me, including two hygienists and our assistant manager—all of whom are extremely reluctant to try new things. I sat at lunch today listening with amazement as they told me what we need to do to implement this in our practice! Your enthusiasm is infectious, and I will be sending the rest of the team to this course!" - Karen Harriman, DDSDOCS Education considers the dental team a vital part of good patient care and urges every dentist to bring at least one staff member to courses. States differ in their sedation regulations. Visit SedationRegulations.com to learn more.
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Faculty
Dr. Roger Sanger, DOCS Education's Pediatric Sedation Dentistry lead instructor, is a graduate of the University of Southern California School of Dentistry. He completed a residency in pediatric dentistry as well as a fellowship in rehabilitation and received a Masters in Health Care from USC Medical Center and Hospitals prior to entering private practice.
Dr. Leslie Shu-Tung Fang is a world-renowned physician, educator, businessman and speaker. Board certified in both Nephrology and Internal Medicine, Dr. Fang received his PhD in Physiology and Biophysics from the University of Illinois and his Doctorate of Medicine from Harvard Medical School. He completed his residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital where he served as Chief Medical Resident.
Dr. Kenji B. Saisho received his medical degree from the University of Health Sciences/Chicago Medical School in Chicago, IL and completed a residency in family medicine at UCLA Northridge Hospital. Prior to receiving a dental degree from the University of Pacific at San Francisco, he practiced family medicine in a large medical group for over 15 years.
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Insurance
Many dental insurance carriers will pay for sedation. Again, there is wide variability in this area.
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Where can I meet requirements?
To learn more about DOCS Education's wide range of courses visit our Continuing Education section or www.SedationRegulations.com, which lists the latest regulatory developments. We particularly encourage membership in DOCS Education, which offers round-the-clock personal attention from the nation's leading legal authority on dental regulations.
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AGD PACE-Approved
All DOCS Education programs are AGD/PACE-approved courses.
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Who is DOCS Education?
DOCS Education consists of over 3,000 members committed to offering safe dentistry to all patients, including those suffering from anxiety. DOCS Education graduates have safely treated an estimated 2 million patients across the United States and Canada. Since it's estimated around 30 percent of people fear the dentist, many individuals remain to be helped. That's why DOCS Education frequently updates its courses and information.