Master IV Moderate Sedation in Just 6 Days

Stop Referring Away Anxious Patients. Learn the Skills That Add $150K-$400K to Your Annual Revenue.

Transform your practice with the most comprehensive IV sedation training available.

Dr. Heath Hendrickson has supervised over 60,000 sedations and trained dentists from 30+ states to safely and profitably add IV sedation to their practices.

This isn't online theory. It's hands-on training with 20+ live patient sedations, expert supervision, and everything you need for state board approval.

Why Dentists Choose Our IV Sedation Training

Complete Certification: 60-hour curriculum meets ADA guidelines and state board requirements
Immediate ROI: Add $150K-$400K annually by keeping sedation cases in-house
Expert Faculty: Learn from practitioners who perform sedation daily
Live Patient Training: 20+ real sedations with direct supervision
State Board Support: Alumni licensed in 30+ states with permit assistance
All-Inclusive: BLS/ACLS certification, materials, and ongoing support included

The Training That Actually Prepares You

Unlike online courses that leave you unprepared for real-world situations, our comprehensive program combines intensive lectures, simulation training, and extensive live patient experience.

Complete IV Moderate Sedation Mastery

6-Day Comprehensive Training for General Dentists

Everything you need to legally and safely administer IV moderate sedation in your practice. From pharmacology fundamentals to emergency management, you'll master every aspect of sedation delivery.

What Makes This Different:

60 hours of intensive training (far exceeding minimum requirements)
20+ live patient sedations with expert supervision
Small class sizes (12-16 attendees maximum)
Complete state licensing support for permit applications
BLS & ACLS certification included (saves $800+ value)
Ongoing mentorship and private graduate community

Your Investment: $17,950 (includes everything - no hidden costs)

Next Available Training: Sept. 16 - 21, 2025 or November 11-16, 2025

Core Training Modules:

Module 1: Fundamentals

IV sedation pharmacology
Drug interactions and contraindications
Patient assessment and selection
ASA classification system

Module 2: Clinical Skills

IV insertion techniques
Titration methods and protocols
Monitoring equipment and interpretation
Documentation requirements

Module 3: Safety & Emergency Management

Recognition of complications
Airway management techniques
Emergency drug administration
Resuscitation protocols

Module 4: Live Patient Experience

20+ supervised sedation cases
Real-time coaching and feedback
Hands-on emergency simulations
Competency assessment

Learning Outcomes: Upon completion, you'll be able to:

Safely assess patients for IV sedation
Administer and monitor moderate sedation
Recognize and manage complications
Maintain proper documentation
Apply for state sedation permits

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Course Dates & Details

2025 Available Dates:

November 11-16, 2025 (Next Available)

Future dates announced quarterly

Daily Schedule: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Course Length: 6 intensive days
Class Size: Limited to 12-16 participants for personalized attention

Training Locations:

Lectures: Salt Lake City, UT

Live Patient Training: Murray, UT Clinic

Tuition & Registration

Total Investment: $17,950
Required Deposit: $3,500 (non-refundable)
Payment Plans: Available through enrollment advisor

What's Included

Complete 60-hour curriculum

20+ live patient sedation cases

BLS & ACLS certification

All training materials and equipment

State licensing support

Post-course mentorship

80 CE hours (AGD/PACE approved)

Meals and refreshments

Value Comparison

BLS/ACLS certification alone: $800+ value

Live patient training: Priceless safety preparation

State licensing support: Saves months of research

Total value exceeds $25,000

Who Should Attend

Licensed general dentists

Beginner to intermediate skill level

Dentists seeking to add IV sedation services

Must hold valid dental license

Prerequisites

DDS/DMD degree

Active dental practice

Current dental license

Physical ability to perform resuscitation

What To Bring

Professional attire for lectures

Scrubs for clinical days

Notebook for personal notes

Valid ID for certification

What's Provided

All monitoring equipment

IV supplies and medications

Emergency equipment

Training materials

Meals and refreshments

Patient Experience

20+ actual sedation cases per participant

Real patients undergoing dental procedures

Direct supervision by expert faculty

Progressive complexity throughout training

Safety Protocols

Experienced anesthesia team on-site

Full monitoring and emergency equipment

Immediate expert intervention available

Comprehensive risk management

Patient Types

Carefully screened ASA I & II patients

Various ages and medical histories

Different procedure types and lengths

Range of anxiety levels

Board Approval Support

Curriculum meets ADA guidelines

Accepted in 30+ states

Individual state requirement guidance

Application assistance provided

Currently Approved In

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin

Currently Not Available In: Illinois, Iowa, New York, Colorado (Special arrangements may be possible - contact for details)

Licensing Process

We provide required documentation

Guidance on application procedures

Support throughout approval process

Follow-up assistance as needed

Real Dentists. Real Results.

Third molar training isn’t just about knowledge. It’s about action and action that translates immediately to real-world results.

“Dr. Hendrickson is really warm and down to earth and he never made me feel like I was beneath him... I traveled 3,000 miles to be here, so I would say, do it! Don’t wait!”

Dr. Patricia Sharp

Juneau, AK

“A lot of the cases you are sending out you can easily do yourself... The first case they gave me after some instruction I think I did in about half the time I normally do.”