Emergencies in Dental Practice
Join our specialized course "Emergencies in Dental Practice," designed for dental professionals and students. Focused on emergency management in dentistry, this course is timely and important because it provides the practical knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to urgent situations that can arise in the dental clinic.
Who should attend: all dental professionals — dentists, dental assistants, and students — regardless of experience or specialty. The course aims to deliver in-depth knowledge and hands-on skills for handling emergencies such as allergic reactions, anaphylactic shock, collapse, and more.
Participants can expect to:
- Receive up-to-date, detailed information on a range of emergency conditions
- Practice hands-on skills under the guidance of experienced physicians
- Discuss and role-play real clinical cases
The course is led by physicians with extensive first-aid experience, ensuring high-quality training. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to improve your emergency care skills — registration is now open. In addition to the main course, we offer specialized pediatric emergency courses tailored to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of children, and a basic first aid course suitable for adults and for children over 12 years old.
| Format: | Course |
|---|---|
| Date: | 23 November 2025 |
| Price: | Starting at 205 EUR |
| Location: | Sofia, Bulgaria |
| Language: | Български |
Instructor
Dr. Vitan Vitanov
Emergency medicine surgeon and first aid instructor with extensive clinical experience
Organized by
МЕДИЦИНСКИ ЦЕНТЪР ЗДРАВЕ И ЖИЗНЕНОСТ
First aid training that builds confidence and saves lives
Program
4 hours
Lecture Module
Provides practical first-aid techniques and emergency medical management for first responders, workplace safety personnel, and anyone responsible for immediate care. Topic: recognition and initial treatment of acute medical emergencies, including unconsciousness, collapse, cardiac arrest, allergic reactions, and hypertensive/hypotensive crises. Intended audience: non‑physician responders and staff who must assess and stabilise patients until advanced care arrives. Outcomes: 1) assess the general condition of a casualty and manage an unconscious person with or without breathing; 2) perform effective CPR and operate an AED according to standard technique; 3) assemble and use a workplace emergency kit and administer common emergency medications for myocardial infarction, anaphylaxis, blood pressure emergencies and malignant hyperthermia.
Lecture1 hour
Lunch Break
4 hours
Hands-on Module
Practical training in casualty assessment and core resuscitation and airway-management techniques.
Intended audience: healthcare providers, nurses, paramedics, and emergency responders.
Outcomes/skills:
- Perform a primary survey, assess breathing and circulation, and apply effective ventilation techniques.
- Deliver high-quality chest compressions and operate an AED for safe defibrillation.
- Secure and manage the airway using laryngeal masks and basic airway maneuvers, and use pulse oximetry and supplemental oxygen appropriately.