Courses

What are the protocols for providing sedation dentistry to patients with diabetes? In this 1 hour CE course, learn to evaluate and safely treat Type I, Type II and pre-diabetes patients directly from world-renowned physician Dr. Leslie Fang, MD, PhD. This interactive course case studies, polls, and Q&A.

1 CE hour

Prepare your practice efficiently with the 3- hour Team Training Online Video. Evolve into an innovative practice with a well-trained team that can seamlessly implement sedation. Each item works in tandem, allowing for balanced and time-saving training sessions. The Team Training course is fundamental for creating a more knowledgeable and skilled practice.

3 CE hours

Discover latest updates on interventional cardiology and their applications to sedation dentistry, with eminent physician and educator, Dr. Leslie Fang. 
Explore options for managing simple and complex surgical procedures in particular patients, and how to treat people with specific ADA classifications.
Learn from Dr. Fang’s extensive, practical knowledge of cardiology and through case studies with interactive audience participation.

This online course qualifies for 1.5 hour of CE credit that is automatically issued with a digital certificate once you have completed the program.

1.5 CE hours

All dentists who administer oral conscious sedation want to keep their patients comfortable, happy, and safe. To reach those goals, dentists must understand the dynamics of each drug they administer. That is, they must know how the drug interacts with receptors in the body and the location of those receptors.

In this 1 hour CE course, Dr. Feck explains how basic chemistry determines the effects of a drug. He uses a popular sedative as an example to show the path it travels to bind with a receptor, turn it on, and boost the effect of a naturally-occurring chemical. He discusses chemistry again to reveal how the body’s composition changes the dynamics of a drug.

1 CE hour

At present, few dentists use a cardiac monitor when administering IV sedation. The reason? Discomfort—dentist discomfort! Many dentists lack confidence in their ability to read an EKG or interpret a heart rhythm. It’s for this reason that Dr. Leslie Fang, in this one hour CE lecture, is teaching the proper use of an EKG as it pertains to sedation dentistry. In short, it’s not as complex as you might have thought and it’s too important to neglect.

1 CE hour

Here is a quick and impactful glimpse into Master Series education. Dr. Anthony S. Feck presents one of the most popular, fast-moving segments of our Advanced Sedation course. Respiratory disease is by far the most common medical condition, as measured by prescription frequency. You will learn to understand, manage and maintain patients with conditions that deal with the respiratory system as a crucial part of your commitment to patient care with and without sedation. Earn 1 CE credit.

1 CE hour

Nitrous oxide (N2O) is the most common inhalation anesthetic used in dentistry and has been administered safely in dental offices since the mid-1800s. This course acts as a comprehensive look at N2O Administration and covers the knowledge necessary to delivery safe and effective sedation to your adult and pediatric patients. It is worth 1 CE.

1 CE hour