Denthesia: Dental Anesthesia

Keep your dental anesthesia references and session tools close at hand. Built for trained dental clinicians, Denthesia brings published local anesthesia, sedation, and emergency references together on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Browse sourced medication references. Read product-label and professional-guideline summaries with population, formulation, route, and source context. References are independent of the optional patient profile. • Review preparation principles. Find static unit, dilution, and infusion formulas with educational sources. Apple Calculator links and opening instructions help you perform your own arithmetic outside Denthesia. No patient information or expression is passed to Calculator. • Keep office notes. Save route-specific reference text alongside the published defaults. Office notes are clearly identified and require local verification. • Record height and calculate BMI. Use measured height and weight with metric or imperial units in an optional profile. BMI does not select or adjust medication information. • Support your session. Use last-dose timing and independent vital and reassessment reminders. Optional notifications and Live Activities keep supported timing information accessible. • Refresh monitor recognition. Review adult normal values and illustrated EKG, capnography, and pulse-ox pleth waveforms. Cardiac-arrest references include an optional audible CPR cadence aid. • Find the exact public reference. Search 65 formulation/route entries, read full source context, and use authenticated Siri actions for information, timing, citations or separately cited comparisons. Spotlight and onscreen context include only bundled public references, with an indexing control in Office Settings. Bundled references, BMI, and in-app timers work offline. External source links and Apple system services may require connectivity. Denthesia uses on-device storage with no advertising or third-party analytics SDKs. Denthesia does not calculate medication doses, cartridge limits, combined-drug totals, injection volumes, dilutions, or infusion rates. Published references are not individualized treatment recommendations. Verify current product labels, orders, units, and office protocols with a qualified clinician before making medical decisions. BMI is a screening measure. Reminders do not determine when another dose is safe, and illustrated waveforms do not analyze a patient or connect to a monitor. Maintain required monitoring, rescue capability, and clinical documentation.