A series of three webinars with six eminent speakers
Three hours sedation CPD.
GDC development outcomes A, C & D
Register for the series of three webinars, or for the individual webinars.
Watch the live online event, or the recording and download your CPD certificate.
£30 per webinar or £75 for the series.
20% discount for SAAD members!
Capnography for conscious sedation in dentistry
Livestreamed on Thursday 15 January 2026
Delegates will have access to the recording until midnight on Sunday 12 April.
Greg Gerrard Consultant Oral Surgeon
Hamza Hossenally Consultant in Special Care Dentistry
- Demonstrate awareness of the role of capnography in dental sedation practice in relation to guidance, and describe its clinical indications.
- Increase knowledge of the principles underlying capnography and understand its relevance in monitoring patients during sedation.
- Identify and interpret the key metrics and waveforms displayed on a capnograph, recognising normal versus abnormal patterns.
- Review practical applications of capnography in dental sedation
Sedation complications and medical emergencies: a whole team approach
Livestreamed on Tuesday 3 February 2026
Delegates will have access to the recording until midnight on Sunday 12 April.
Elle Carey
This interactive webinar is designed for the entire dental team involved in conscious sedation. Using case discussions and scenario-based learning, the session explores how to recognise, prevent, and manage sedation-related complications and medical emergencies in practice.
Attendees will refresh their knowledge of IACSD guidance, early warning signs of deterioration, ABCDE assessment, and the practical use of emergency drugs and equipment. Emphasis is placed on teamwork, communication, and the human factors that underpin safe and effective emergency response.
Whether you’re new to sedation or an experienced team member, this session will build confidence, reinforce team roles, and support compliance with IACSD requirements for annual emergency and sedation-specific training.
- Recognise early clinical signs of deterioration and potential sedation-related complications.
- Apply structured emergency management using the ABCDE approach and current Resuscitation Council UK guidance.
- Identify the causes and management of common sedation emergencies, including respiratory depression, airway obstruction, vasovagal syncope, anaphylaxis, and hypoglycaemia.
- Understand the importance of effective team communication, delegation, and leadership during an emergency.
- Reflect on simulation and case examples to improve preparedness and compliance with IACSD 2020 standards.
Remimazolam update
Livestreamed on Wednesday 11 March 2026
Delegates will have access to the recording until midnight on Sunday 12 April.
Bryan Kerr