Titlebook: Oral Sedation for Dental Procedures in Children; Stephen Wilson Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Benzodiazepines.Children

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Sedative and Anxiolytic Agents,ures of nitrous oxide, chloral hydrate, meperidine, midazolam, antihistamines, and ketamine are discussed in relation to sedating children for dental procedures. Nitrous oxide is most frequently used and can be administered alone or with the other agents. Midazolam is the most frequently used oral s

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Clinical Sedation Regimens,rived from organized, randomized, well-controlled scientific studies is available to support any one agent or combination of agents over another for sedating children. Often, dentists use sedative regimens with which they are familiar from their training or what “works well in their hands.” In this

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Monitors, behavior in addition to using other electronic or non-electronic monitors. This chapter discusses the different types of monitors that are useful during oral sedation of children for dental procedures. Pulse oximetry is the gold standard of electronic monitors and will likely be paired with capnogr

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Protocol,ide for the clinician to follow in performing a sequence of events aimed at increasing successful outcomes of oral sedations of children in the dental setting. Little has been written on this topic in pediatric dentistry, although protocols for dental procedures are readily learned by dental profess

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Alternatives to Oral Sedation,ioners will have other sedation techniques available to them when oral sedation fails. This chapter will review alternatives to oral sedation, all of which are within reach of the pediatric dentist. Most of the alternatives involve the administration of sedative medications via routes other than ora

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Deep Sedation and GA,llectual, emotional, or physical challenges is recognized as indispensable for a subset of these patients. The combination of behavioral techniques, minimal and moderate sedation, and even prolonged restraint, which some practitioners still provide, is not uniformly successful in achieving dental su

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General Anesthesia for Pediatric Patients,ntal interventions. The factors that lead dentists to refer a child for GA are varied and include behavioral issues, coexisting illnesses, as well as the availability of anesthesia expertise and operating room access. The relative impact of these factors has led to a great disparity between geograph