Your patients' well-being always comes first this not only applies to oral health, but also to medical emergencies in your dental office. To make sure you and your dental team are ready for any health issues that may arise, take advantage of our dental medical emergency training program. Whether your patient has a seizure, allergic reaction, or another instance that requires immediate care, this kit is your go-to staff training guide. Featuring both a printed guide and training videos, Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office helps you prepare for, identify, and manage potential medical emergencies as they occur. Includes three CE credits.

Features
• List of recommended equipment and supplies for a dental emergency kit -
• Detailed duty sheet instructing each team member of their tasks during a medical emergency
• Step-by-step instructions to aid in identifying and managing common medical emergencies, such as:
• Fainting
• Asthma attacks
• Allergic reactions
• Seizures
• Diabetic events
• High and low blood pressure
• Strokes
• Cardiac arrest

Four staff training videos to watch via DVD or streaming on your smart device or computer:

• It Won't Happen Here: Explains what constitutes a medical emergency, factors that increase the likelihood of a medical emergency, and the components of a medical emergency kit
• My Role in a Crisis: Details the assignment and duties of roles in a medical emergency
• Using Medical Equipment: Provides a brief overview on how to use common medical equipment during an emergency
• Crisis in a Clinic: Shows a dental team successfully managing a medical emergency

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Dental benefits can be confusing to patients. This easy-to-follow brochure helps patients understand their dental benefits plan and why it may not cover all procedures. Describes the differences between dental benefit plans and traditional health insurance. It explains that coverage is based on how much is paid into the plan and not based on what the patient needs or what you recommend.  Features how dental benefit plans work; definitions of key terms related to dental benefits; reviews common cost-control measures that plan providers use; addresses frequently asked questions about dental insurance.

This brochure follows pain management guidelines from the American Dental Association. It explains that most dental surgery pain can be managed with over-the-counter (OTC) medications instead of opioid prescription medications. It will help you explain to patients that pain and discomfort caused by dental procedures such as tooth replacements, wisdom tooth removal and scaling and root planing do not require prescription strength pain relief, which can be better managed with ibuprofen, naproxen sodium, or acetaminophen or a combination of these OTC drugs.

Publication Date: 09.13.24
Contains: 50 brochures per pack 

Millions of people experience sports-related dental injuries each year. Mouthguards play an essential role in preventing mouth and jaw injuries. This brochure explains the importance of a well-fitting, comfortable mouthguard; describes the types of mouthguard available; and offers tips for dealing with a dental emergency, including a knocked-out tooth, cracked or broken tooth, jaw injury, or bitten lip or tongue.

Its easy to see why its the ADAs most popular brochure. This comprehensive brochure uses up-to-date images and plain language to review every aspect of perio - from prevention to treatment - making it effective and impactful to a huge portion of your patients. With crystal clear illustrations of probing, SRP, and periodontal surgery, along with bone loss x-rays and stages of perio photos. Emphasizes above all else that early treatment is key to preventing tooth loss.

• Brochure

Contains: 50 per Package