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Dental patient receiving care under sedation with supplemental oxygen, airway support, and continuous respiratory monitoring

Top 5 Anesthetic Considerations for a Patient with Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea significantly increases anesthetic risk during dental procedures. This article reviews five key considerations—including airway management, agent selection, and postoperative monitoring—to help support safe oral or IV sedation in patients with OSA.

Dental patient receiving care under sedation with gentle positioning, supportive padding, and continuous vital sign monitoring

Top 5 Anesthetic Considerations for a Patient with Severe Osteoporosis

Severe osteoporosis requires extra caution during dental procedures due to fracture risk, medication considerations, and age-related physiologic changes. This article outlines five anesthetic considerations to support safe sedation, positioning, and recovery.

Dental patient receiving care under sedation with airway support and continuous respiratory and vital sign monitoring

Top 5 Anesthetic Considerations for Obesity in a Patient

Obesity presents unique anesthetic risks during dental procedures, including airway challenges, altered drug dosing, and respiratory complications. This article outlines five key considerations to help support safe oral or IV sedation in obese patients.

Dental patient positioned safely in a dental chair under IV sedation with proper padding and neutral limb alignment to reduce risk of nerve injury

Top 5 Anesthetic Considerations for Prevention of Nerve Injury in Dental Procedures Under Oral or IV Sedation

Oral and IV sedation can increase the risk of nerve injury during dental procedures. Learn the five essential anesthetic considerations that help prevent nerve compression and support safe patient positioning.

Dental patient undergoing a procedure with continuous cardiac monitoring and blood pressure assessment to support anesthetic safety

Top 5 Anesthetic Considerations for a Patient with Heart Disease Undergoing a Dental Procedure

Patients with heart disease require careful anesthetic planning during dental procedures. This article highlights five essential considerations—from cardiac risk assessment to monitoring and postoperative care—to help reduce complications and support safe treatment.