OVERVIEW
IV Sedation Recertification is organized by DOCS Education and will be held on Oct 18, 2025.
Course Description:
Dental practitioners in need of IV sedation recertification or permit maintenance will find that and more in this comprehensive DOCS Education program. This course is ideal for IV-certified general dentists and specialists who wish to expand the number of sedation protocols in their arsenal and hone their skillset while meeting state sedation regulations.
What You'll Learn:
Course material includes a review of the science behind IV sedation along with a look at new protocols. Other key topics include the following:
- Neurophysiology
- Patient selection and evaluation
- Respiratory and cardiovascular anatomy and physiology
- Pharmacology
- Nitrous oxide analgesia
- Local anesthetic review
- Patient monitoring
- Airway management
- Emergency preparedness
- Venipuncture and IV access
- Intravenous drug administration
- Medical and legal aspects of anesthesia administration
- Learn a dental response to COVID
Objectives:
Students in the IV Recertification course gain valuable, targeted, clinically-relevant information that can quickly be put to use.
Course Objectives:
- Expand the number of protocols in your arsenal to maximize treatment effectiveness
- Thoroughly explore proper case selection, management and protocols using real-life case studies
- Reacquaint yourself with the most commonly used IV medications and learn about new drugs on the market
- Discuss the pharmacology of anesthetic agents
- Study airway evaluation and management
- Review cardiac rhythm
- Learn the keys to proper patient selection
- Discuss pharmacology
- Learn the essentials of monitoring you patients
- Discover new and useful products
- Update your knowledge with the latest protocols
- Review venipuncture
- Discuss sedation complications
- Review morbidity and mortality case examples
KEY DATES
18 Oct, 2025
Event Start Date
18 Oct, 2025
Event End Date
TARGET AUDIENCE
DentistSPECIALITIES
DentistsNeurophysiologyDental Anesthesiology