Sedation in Daily Dentistry – A Guide – PDP136

Which type of sedation is best for my patient? Are Temazepam tablets good enough? Is that even allowed? How can I safely provide Sedation in my practice? We are joined by the calming tones of Dr. Roy Bennett who busts some myths and guides us clinicians on Sedation in Clinical Practice. https://youtu.be/F6tf6HqqxD8 Check out this full episode on YoutubeDownload Protrusive App on iOS and Android and Claim your Verifiable CPD/CE by answering a few questions + You can get EARLY ACCESS to the episode + EXCLUSIVE contentProtrusive Dental Pearl:  Communicating Risks to your Patient: Be calm and SLOW your pace down when communicating with your patients to EMPHASISE certain words. Becoming a visual educator to the patients is also a really good way to communicate risks – intra-oral camera is the best investment you will ever make.FocusDent MD740 Dental Intraoral CameraHighlights of this episode:1:07 Protrusive Dental Pearl – Communication4:27 Dr. Roy Bennett’s Introduction5:40 Pre-medication – is Temazepam any good?9:27 GDPs entering the world of Sedation13:48 Which Type of Sedation, When?15:12 Level of training required to provide sedation in practice17:32 Sedation and Clinical Dentistry at the same time?19:09 Learning Sedation21:48 How long can we Sedate a patient for? Is it just 1 Hour Max?23:41 Offering sedation in YOUR practice25:41 Ideal personality traits of operator-sedationist28:15 Thing to know about implementing sedation32:21 Two good qualities that an operator-sedationist should have: 34:24 The “New Drug” – RemimazolamCheck out Dr. Roy’s training site:Web: mellowdental.co.ukAs a senior clinical advisor – Webinar and Presentations: uksedation.com UK Sedation will be presenting at the Royal Society of Medicine on the 15th of February on the new drugIf you enjoyed this episode, you may also like another sedation episode: What Every Dentist Should Know About Managing Dental Anxiety  with Dr. Mike Gow