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- university courses
- University of British Columbia Continuing Dental Education Presents - Inhalation and Oral Sedation in Dentistry
- Oregon Health & Science University Presents: The Art and Science of Sedation in the Dental Office - Nitrous Oxide & Oral Sedation
- The University of Washington Presents - Nitrous Oxide and Oral Sedation Dentistry for 2011 and Beyond: Minimal and Moderate Sedation
- The University of Washington Presents - CAOS! Complex Adult Oral Medicine Solutions
- University of Washington Continuing Dental Education Presents - Digital Dental Photography
- destination courses
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by Implant Seminars as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
- The Alberta Dental Association & College Present - The Changing Field of Pain and Anxiety Control: Practical Updates That Will Improve Your Practice
- Med WoRx & South Beach Dental Institute Present - The Art and Science of Sedation in the Dental Office; Adult Oral Conscious Sedation
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by IMPLANT SEMINARS as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by IMPLANT SEMINARS as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by IMPLANT SEMINARS as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by IMPLANT SEMINARS as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
- Introduction to Oral Sedation: Focus on Minimal Sedation - Presented by IMPLANT SEMINARS as part of the Implant Dentistry Continuum
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- Publications
- Sedation as an Adjunct to oral Rehab in a Fearful Patient
- Rehabilitation of a Fearful Dental Patient with Oral Sedation: Utilizing the Incremental Oral Administration Technique
- A Different Approach to Medical Risk Assessment
- General Dentistry Letter to the Editor: Administering Sedation - The Controversy Continues
- Letter to the Editor - Co-administration of Triazolam and Azithromycin
- Dens Evaginatus and Dens Invaginatus in a Maxillary Lateral Incisor: Report of a Rare Occurance and Review of Literature
- The Use of Anxiolytic Medications to Supplement Local Anesthesia in the Anxious Patient
- Anxiolysis in Dental Practice: A Report of Three Cases
- A Placebo Controlled Multi-centered Evaluation of an Anesthetic Gel (Oraqix) for Periodontal Therapy
- Screening for Cardiovascular Risk Factors in a Dental Setting
- Repairing Fractured Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Bridge Pontics
- Quantification and Analysis of Pain in Nonsurgical Scaling and/or Root Planning
- Nitrous Oxide Analgesia: What is a Safe level of Exposure for the Dental Staff
- Letter to the Editor: Risk Versus cost - Obtaining Written Informed Consent for Administration of Local Anesthetics
- JADA Letter to the Editor
- JADA Letter to the Editor; Nitrous Oxide #3
- JADA Letter to the Editor; Nitrous Oxide #1
- Comparison of Triazolam and Zaleplon for Sedation of Dental Patients
- Academy of General Dentistry White Paper on Enteral Conscious Sedation
- Oral Sedation: A Primer on Anxiolysis for the Adult Patient
- Hallucinations and Delirium in the Dental Office Following Triazolam Administration
- Balancing Efficacy and Safety in the Use of Oral Sedatives in Dental Outpatients
- Oral Health of the Methamphetamine Abuser
- Methamphetamine Abuse and Dentistry: A Review of the Literature and Presentation of a Clinical Case
- Calculating and Justifying Total Anxiolytic Doses of Medications for In-office Use
- The use of Anxiolytic Medications to Supplement Local Anesthesia in the Anxious Patient
- Methamphetamine Abuse and the Impact on Dental Health
- Trizaolam Use in the Dental Setting: A Report of 270 Uses Over 15 Years
- Maximum Cumulative Doses of Sedation Medications for In-office Use
- Triazolam Use in the General Dental Office
- Computer Assisted Retrospective Clinical Activities Statistics (CARCAS) Program
- Donaldson M and Dodell D. Osteonecrosis of the Jaw and Bisphosphonates. A live podcast presented on September 10, 2006
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