1. Understand and Identify Emergency Situations: By the end of the teaching session, participants should be able to identify and understand various emergency situations in dentistry that may require immediate medical intervention. 2. Recognize Contraindicating Drugs: Participants should be able to recognize contraindicating drugs in dentistry, their potential side effects and risks involved when administered in certain situations or with certain health conditions. 3. Administer Appropriate Drugs: Participants will be trained to decide and administer the correct medicine in emergency situations, considering the contraindications related to possible drug interactions or specific health state of the patient. 4. Develop Patient Assessment Skills: Participants will develop the ability to accurately assess the patient's health condition, including their medical history and drug allergies, before administering any emergency drugs. 5. Implement Effective Communication Strategies: Participants should be able to effectively communicate with other healthcare professionals during emergencies to ensure safe and coordinated care, reducing the risk of drug contraindications. They should also learn how to explain the situation and the need for certain drugs to patients or their caregivers, in a clear and compassionate way.