Where Does Flumazenil Fit in Dental Sedation?
When is the right time to use flumazenil? What should it be used for, and what is the best way to administer it a general practice setting? Today, we are joined by Dr. Joonyoung Ji who will help dentists answer these and other questions. About Dr. Joonuoung Ji Dr. Joonyoung Ji, DMD, Dip A.D.B.A, BLS, ACLS, PALS, is a board-certified specialist in dental anesthesia operating a private practice in Ottawa. He is also a clinical instructor of dental anaesthesia with the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto. Using a slide presentation, Dr. Ji uses this concise discussion to talk about:
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Great video Dr. Ji – thanks!
In our clinic we have used flumazenil by IV, but when we wanted to reverse an oral sedation we have also injected it into the intraoral mucosa.
would you recommend for or against this route of delivery?
thanks for your consideration!
Thanks for the great, clear presentation!