This is a three day course. The first two days are dedicated to didactics and the third day is for hands and clinical component.
Course Details:
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
This is a hands on day. The candidates will be rotating between airway stations and will be delivering nitrous oxide to each other in order to understand the technique of nitrous oxide delivery. Training is imparted on a variety of nitrous mixers to familiarize with the different mixers. This module is held at MM Family and Sleep Dentistry simulating the actual working environment the candidates are most likely to encounter in their practices.
There are two mandatory tests in MCQ format required to pass in order to obtain the certification. Pass percentage is 80%
1. Medical Emergencies
2. MCQ on Oral and Nitrous components of the course
All course and reading materials in pdf format will be forwarded to candidates upon registration.
For additional queries please contact at:
Email: komil@mmdentalsedation.com
Phone- 905.573.6161
MM Sedation Study Club – 1-Day In-Person Program
The Moderate Sedation Refresher Course is a one-day program designed to revisit and refresh our knowledge on medical emergencies, Benzodiazepines, nitrous oxide, patient monitoring, and airway management. By participating in this course, we will enhance our understanding and skills in these areas. This course is applicable for those with Oral moderate sedation training and for those with Nitrous Sedation training.
One of the benefits of attending this course is that it fulfills the 6 Continuing Education (CE) credit requirement in sedation, which is needed for the maintenance of certification. This is especially important for professionals in the field who need to stay updated with the latest practices and guidelines.
The course will last for one day, starting with registration at 8:30 AM. The actual course will run from 9 AM to 4 PM, with a one-hour lunch break included. By the end of the course, participants will earn 7 CE credits under category 2, demonstrating their commitment to ongoing professional development.
Attending this refresher course will provide an opportunity to improve our knowledge, skills, and confidence in managing oral moderate sedation. It is an excellent chance to learn from experts in the field and exchange ideas with fellow colleagues.
MM Sedation Study Club – 1-Day In-Person Program
The IV Sedation Refresher Course is a one-day, practical continuing education program designed for dentists who are already certified in IV moderate sedation. This course provides a focused review of essential skills, updates on RCDSO guidelines, and practical strategies to enhance confidence and safety in everyday sedation practice.
This refresher emphasizes real-world clinical application, including medical emergencies, sedation pharmacology, IV cannulation, complication management, and patient anxiety control.
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What You’ll Learn
Sedation Pharmacology Review
A balanced and practical overview of medications commonly used in IV moderate sedation, including:
• Midazolam (per RCDSO single-drug IV sedation standard)
• Common adjunctive medications
• Safe titration principles and evidence-based dosing
• Pharmacokinetics, onset, duration, and safety considerations
IV Cannulation & Vein Selection
• Techniques for reliable IV access
• Choosing appropriate veins for different patients
• Tips for managing difficult IV starts
Managing IV-Related Complications
• Early recognition and management of:
• Infiltration
• Extravasation
• Phlebitis
• Strategies to prevent and respond to IV access issues
Medical Emergencies in Sedation Dentistry
• Common emergencies in IV moderate sedation
• Early recognition and systematic response
• Team communication and preparedness
Nitrous Oxide Overview
• Role of nitrous oxide as an adjunct in sedation
• Indications and contraindications
• Integration with IV sedation for patient comfort
Anxiety & Phobia Management
• Understanding dental anxiety and phobias
• Improving patient comfort through communication
• Combining psychological and pharmacologic approaches
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(CORE 1 Course)
MM Sedation Study Club – 1-Day Clinical Safety Program
The Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice: Comprehensive Review is a CORE 1 continuing education course designed to meet regulatory requirements for dentists and dental teams while strengthening real-world preparedness for medical emergencies in the dental setting.
This one-day, clinically focused program provides an evidence-based, practical review of the most common and high-risk emergencies encountered in dentistry. With emphasis on early recognition, rapid intervention, and team-based response, participants will develop confidence in managing emergencies in alignment with current RCDSO standards and expectations.
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Course Highlights
Understanding Medical Emergencies in Dentistry
A clear, clinically oriented overview of why emergencies occur, how to identify early warning signs, and how to reduce risk through proper assessment and preparation.
Airway, Breathing & Circulation (ABC) Mastery
Step-by-step review of foundational emergency principles:
• Recognizing airway compromise
• Managing respiratory distress or arrest
• Supporting circulation during cardiovascular events
• Knowing when and how to activate EMS
Common Dental Office Emergencies & Management
Case-based review of the most relevant emergencies in dental practice:
• Syncope & presyncope
• Hypoglycemia and diabetic emergencies
• Allergic reactions & anaphylaxis
• Asthma attacks & hyperventilation
• Seizures
• Angina, myocardial infarction, hypertensive episodes
• Stroke recognition (FAST guideline)
• Local anesthetic toxicity (LAST)
Emergency Drugs & Equipment Review
A practical, hands-on guide to essential emergency medications and devices:
• Indications, dosages, administration
• AED usage
• Oxygen systems
• Epinephrine, glucose, bronchodilators, nitroglycerin & more
• What every emergency kit must contain
Mock Scenarios & Team Coordination
Scenario-based discussions incorporating real-world dental emergencies, focusing on:
• Assigning team roles
• Effective communication under pressure
• Running an emergency from start to finish
• “Calm Operator” method for crisis control
Prevention Through Proper Assessment
• Medical history evaluation
• Identifying high-risk patients
• ASA classification
• Sedation-specific considerations
• Documentation aligned with regulatory expectations
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