Is your practice ready before it matters?

A guided audit for dental practices to review emergency medications, equipment quantities, AED asset tracking, expirations, kit access, AED/Oxygen readiness, team roles, training, and sedation-level-specific requirements for nitrous oxide, moderate sedation, deep sedation, or general anesthesia.

Practice profile

Start with basic risk context so the audit can make useful recommendations.

Practice name

Contact email

Practice type

Number of locations

Do you see pediatric patients?

Do you regularly see older/medically complex patients?

How many dental treatment rooms/operatories does your practice have?

Count the rooms or chairs where patients receive dental treatment. This helps estimate practice size and emergency-readiness needs.

Practice street address

Practice city

Practice state

Your state helps tailor AED and sedation-readiness questions where applicable.

Practice ZIP code

Highest sedation level provided

No sedation is the minimum baseline. Nitrous-only, minimal sedation, moderate sedation, and deep/general anesthesia add progressively more monitoring, airway, medication, documentation, and training review items.

Sedation & high-risk medications

This section reviews emergency-readiness items that may apply based on the highest sedation level provided in the practice.

State-specific sedation readiness

Based on your state and sedation level, these questions may help identify items your practice should review, such as permits, monitoring, emergency drugs, documentation, and team readiness. This audit is an educational readiness tool and is not legal advice.

Current kit status

Owning a kit is not the same as being ready. This checks location, access, ownership, and inspection cadence.

Medication inventory

This uses separate core and sedation/advanced formularies so non-sedation offices are not scored on irrelevant items.

Reversal-agent readiness

Confirm opioid and benzodiazepine reversal agents separately from the core medication inventory.

AED, oxygen & emergency supplies

Readiness includes more than medication: equipment quantities, AED tracking, Oxygen, masks, suction, first aid supplies, and documentation matter.

Team response & documentation

Can the team find, use, document, and restock everything during and after an emergency?

Your readiness summary

Review your readiness score, top gaps, and recommended next steps.

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Protect It Dental Emergency Readiness Check

Is your practice ready before it matters?

Practice profile

Sedation & high-risk medications

Current kit status

Medication inventory

Reversal-agent readiness

AED, oxygen & emergency supplies

Team response & documentation

Your readiness summary

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