Physiology and Psychology of Pain and Anxiety
1 CE Credit Hours: $99

Pain and anxiety are deeply interconnected experiences that impact patient care in dentistry and beyond. This course, led by Dr. Jarom Heaton, explores the physiological mechanisms of pain transmission, from tissue injury to brain processing, and the psychological factors that shape pain perception. Gain insights into how the nervous system interprets pain, the role of neurotransmitters, and how fear and past experiences influence patient responses. 

The course also delves into the evolution of anesthesia and sedation, examining their critical role in pain management and patient comfort. Learn evidence-based strategies to address dental anxiety, enhance patient experiences, and improve treatment outcomes. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to sedation techniques, this course will equip you with a deeper understanding of pain and anxiety management in clinical practice.

Course Curriculum