​The Latest Thinking in Sedation Systems, Operations & Reliability

​A capable sedation doctor does not automatically create a capable sedation practice. This practical live CE session explores the latest thinking in sedation systems and operations - and how oral surgery and dental practices can build the capability around the doctor to make office-based sedation more predictable, consistent, team-supported, and dependable.

​What we will explore

• ​Why sedation reliability is a practice capability, not only a doctor skill

• ​Where otherwise capable sedation practices become fragile

• ​How selection, readiness, and clearer team ownership reduce real-time burden on the surgeon

• ​Why earlier recognition and callouts matter before a case escalates

• ​How short huddles, debriefs, and reinforcement improve consistency over time

​Who should attend

​Designed primarily for oral surgeons who personally provide office-based sedation. Also relevant to pediatric dentists, general dentists, periodontists, and other dentists who personally provide sedation.

​Speaker

​Richard Marn, MD - Physician Anesthesiologist | Pediatric Anesthesiologist.

​Dr. Marn focuses on building reliable office-based sedation systems around dentists and oral surgeons who personally provide sedation.

​Presented with

​SabraDent Surgical