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Nitrous oxide and oxygen sedation: an update.

Ann Brunick, Morris S Clark
Dental Assistant : Journal of the American Dental Assistants Association 2013 July
This course will teach the desirable characteristics of nitrous oxide, indications and contraindications for N2O/O2 use, as well as facts and myths surrounding chronic exposure to nitrous oxide, the biologic effects associated with high levels of the gas, and ways to assess and minimize trace gas contamination in an outpatient setting.

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