Management of Medical Emergencies in Prosthodontic Practice: A Comprehensive Review

Abstract Medical emergencies can happen in prosthodontic settings, however they are rare. Angina, myocardial infarction, cardiac arrest, asthma attacks, hypoglycemia, Addisonian crisis, airway obstruction, anaphylaxis, seizures, and syncope are among the common crises that are highlighted in this article. Prompt recognition, quick response, and a well-equipped practice are necessary for the effective management of many situations. Dental practitioners ought to receive training in AED use, CPR, and basic life support. It is essential to have a thorough emergency plan that includes a well-stocked medication kit. Frequent exercises and training can improve readiness and guarantee a prompt, efficient reaction to medical crises, eventually ensuring patient safety.