Dental & aesthetic medicine
Dental emergency training
for premium practices.
A calm, evidence-based program built for the realities of dental and aesthetic medicine: short sedation events, anaphylactic reactions, vasovagal incidents and unexpected cardiac events — handled with confidence by your team in your rooms.
Scope
Built around how dental and aesthetic practices actually run.
Emergencies in dental and aesthetic settings are rare but high-consequence. The combination of sedation, local anaesthesia, supine positioning and time-sensitive cardiovascular events demands a calm, rehearsed response.
HARVION trains your full team — dentists, assistants, hygienists, front office — to act as one coordinated unit, with clear roles and clean communication.
Sedation-related events
Recognition and structured response to sedation-related complications.
Cardiac arrest in the chair
Effective CPR in non-standard positions and confined treatment rooms.
Anaphylaxis & syncope
Rapid recognition, structured handling, post-event documentation.
Whole-team training
Dentists, assistants and reception — one coordinated emergency response.
Emergency kit audit
Review of your existing emergency kit against current best practice.
Evidence-based
Aligned with ERC and established international standards.
FAQ
Common questions about dental emergency training.
Is this training appropriate for aesthetic medicine clinics?▾
Yes. The program is regularly adapted for aesthetic medicine practices that perform injectables and other minor procedures with sedation risk.
Do we need any special equipment for the training?▾
No. HARVION brings all required training equipment, including AED trainers, adult and child manikins.
Can the whole team participate, including non-clinical staff?▾
Yes — and we recommend it. Reception and administrative staff play an important coordinating role during emergencies.
Next step
Plan a dental emergency program for your practice.
A short briefing, then a tailored proposal aligned with your specialty, your team size and your operational schedule.
Request a briefing