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Nitrous Administration
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Dental Hygienist

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Nitrous Administration
by the
Dental Hygienist

  • Hybrid

    This course includes online lessons to be completed prior to the hands-on clinical portion of the course.

  • CE

    This course provides 14 hours of continuing education credit.

  • Board Approved

    This course is approved by the Tennessee Board of Dentistry to meet the Nitrous Administration certification requirements for Registered Dental Hygienists.

    • Course Fee

      $350
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    Choose Your Class

    This course includes online lessons to be completed prior to the hands-on clinical portion of the course. View our current course offerings and select the date and location that works for you!

    There are limited seats available for each class. You can view the number of available seats on the checkout page. 

    Chattanooga Area

    Friday
    January 17, 2025
    • Time: 
      12:30 PM EST
    • Instructor: 
      Dr. Granberry
    • Location: 
      5564 Little Debbie Pkwy #120 Ooltewah, TN 37363

    Frequently asked questions

    Is this course approved by the Tennessee Board of Dentistry?

    Yes! You will receive 14 hours of continuing education credit when you take this course.

    Do I need to be registered as a dental hygienist in the state of Tennessee to take this course?

    Yes, you must be registered and have a valid registration number. 

    Do I need to contact the Board of Dentistry?

    YES! The form you must send to the Board is available after you complete the course.

    How is the course organized?

    The course has a didactic portion and a clinical portion. The didactic portion of the course is divided into topics with each topic containing multimedia presentations and practice tests. In addition, there will be learning activities that should be performed in the office to help you master the material.

    What materials do I need to bring to the clinical portion of the course?

    No materials are needed for this course.

    Do I need to bring a patient to the clinical portion?

    No, you do not need to bring a patient. We will be practicing on each other. However, if you have a condition that prevents you from receiving nitrous oxide, contact your instructor for guidance.

    Where will the clinical portion be held?

    The clinical portion is held in different locations across the state. The dates and locations are posted above. 

    What type of computer equipment will I need?

    Any computer with an internet connection will be adequate for this course, but a high speed internet connection for your computer is highly desirable.

    How much does the course cost?

    The fee for the course is $350.

    How do I pay for the course?

    Payment is easy. Clicking the "Enroll" button will take you to the checkout page to purchase the course. PayPal and all major credit cards are accepted. You can pay immediately using PayPal, a safe and reliable online payment program. You do not need a PayPal account to use your own credit card. However, if you create a PayPal account, you have the option to "Pay Later", which breaks the total fee into multiple payments with no interest.

    How do I register/enroll for the course?

    Create an account or log in to your existing account to enroll. Once you are logged in, click the "Enroll" button on the course location/date you would like to attend. Complete the purchase of the course. You will be able to begin the online lessons immediately after purchase.

    What is your refund policy?

    • If you wish to cancel a course within 30 days of enrolling, and you have not completed any lesson tests, you will receive a full refund (minus 10% processing fee).
    • If the course has a scheduled in-person session, you will receive a 50% refund if you cancel less than 30 days before the course.
    • If you start the course by taking lesson tests and do not wish to continue, you will receive a 50% refund.

    Do I need to purchase a textbook or other study material?

    No textbook or study materials are required.

    What will I learn?

    After completing this course, you will be able to:
    1. Adhere to Tennessee laws that pertain to nitrous oxide administration and monitoring,
    2. Compare the physiological to the psychological aspects of pain,
    3. Describe the organization and function of the adult and pediatric respiratory system,
    4. Describe the organization and function of the adult and pediatric circulatory system,
    5. Evaluate conditions noted on medical histories that may require alterations in care,
    6. Take vital signs and evaluate the results,
    7. Describe the condition of a patient in each of the four stages of anesthesia,
    8. Recognize the signs and symptoms of light, moderate, and deep analgesia,
    9. Manipulate the controls on the nitrous oxide equipment to properly titrate the dose of nitrous oxide, Discuss the physical and chemical properties of nitrous oxide,
    10. List the possible side effects of nitrous oxide analgesia,
    11. Recognize the reported sexual phenomena and hallucinatory effects associated with nitrous oxide use,
    12. Recognize the potential for abuse of nitrous oxide,
    13. Recognize signs that a patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to nitrous oxide,
    14. Describe the procedure of induction and termination of nitrous oxide analgesia,
    15. Recognize potential life threatening situations related to nitrous oxide analgesia,
    16. Respond to potential life threatening situations related to nitrous oxide analgesia,
    17. Identify risks and potential hazards of long term exposure to nitrous oxide,
    18. Outline methods of reducing unnecessary exposure to nitrous oxide by dental staff,
    19. List the indications and contraindications for nitrous oxide analgesia,
    20. Provide post operative instructions to patients who have received nitrous oxide analgesia,
    21. Summarize the American Society of Anesthesiology recommendations for the use of nitrous oxide analgesia.
    Our team

    Meet Your Instructor

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    Dr. Amelia Granberry

    Dr. Granberry is a passionate and caring dentist and dental educator. She loves sparking excitement for developing new hands-on skills and compassionate care for patients in the dental field.

    Her desire for helping others led to her professional development as a general dentist, professor of dental hygiene, and clinical instructor since graduating from Medical College of Georgia in 2008. Dr. Granberry has taught local anesthesia and other certification courses to dental professionals since 2013. It’s important to her that participants learn the information and skills in an environment that promotes compassion, ease, and confidence.

    In her personal life, she appreciates time with her family, the Chattanooga community, and all that nature has to offer. She enjoys hiking, yoga, meditation, dance, and music in her free time.

    What We Offer

    What's included in this online course?

    Current evidence-based curriculum

    Our faculty's expertise will help you become an expert in the techniques of nitrous administration.

    Study at your own pace

    You can enroll in this course prior to the hands-on date and study at your own pace. All online material must be completed prior to the hands-on date.

    Unique learning experience

    You will not learn just by watching many hours of videos. We are offering interactive courses with small lessons and quizzes to improve your knowledge.