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Does use of inhalational Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen in a dental clinic setting fall under the moderate sedation directive?

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Does use of inhalational Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen in a dental clinic setting fall under the moderate sedation directive?

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Answer 4. No. It should not be considered moderate sedation as there is no risk of deep sedation resulting as long as not combined with other agents.

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