Certified instructor leading a dental team through hands-on CPR training on a manikin in a modern dental office

CPR & BLS Training for Florida Dental Offices

Professional onsite and blended learning CPR training designed for dental teams, hygienists, assistants and office staff across Florida.

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Why dental teams choose us

CPR training built around how dental offices actually run

We bring hands-on, compliance-focused training to your practice with minimal disruption to patient care.

Fast Scheduling

Book sessions in days, not weeks, around your patient schedule.

Onsite Office Training

We come to your practice — no closing the office or travel.

Hands-On Instruction

Practice-heavy classes that build real muscle memory.

Blended Learning Options

Complete online coursework, then a short in-person skills check.

Team-Based Classes

Certify your whole team together in one efficient session.

Professional Instructors

Credentialed instructors with real emergency response experience.

Flexible Scheduling

Mornings, lunch hours, after-hours or weekends.

Compliance-Focused

Programs aligned to AHA, Red Cross and industry expectations.

Understanding the basics

Understanding CPR & BLS requirements for dental teams

A clear, plain-language overview to help your office understand what training is commonly expected — and why dental teams keep these skills current.

This is general educational information, not legal or compliance advice. Requirements may vary by employer, credentialing organization, insurer or jurisdiction. Always confirm the specific requirements that apply to your practice.

Who should be trained

Emergency readiness for every role in the practice

From the operatory to the front desk, a prepared team responds faster and with more confidence.

Dentists

Lead the clinical response during sedation, anesthesia and medical emergencies.

Hygienists

Often one-on-one with patients — first to recognize a developing emergency.

Dental Assistants

Support compressions, AED use and the team during a response.

Front Office Staff

Direct help, manage the room and call for support when seconds count.

Office Managers

Keep the whole team certified, scheduled and emergency-ready.

Recommended courses

Courses dental offices commonly choose

Pick the certification that fits each role. Group and onsite rates available for teams.

BLSClinical staff

Healthcare Provider CPR Training

Commonly selected by dentists, hygienists, dental assistants and other clinical team members requiring healthcare-provider level CPR training.

Available certifications
AHARed CrossHSIProTrainings

Available through multiple nationally recognized certification providers.

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HEARTSAVERWorkforce & public

Adult CPR & AED Training

Suitable for non-clinical personnel, administrative staff and organizations seeking workplace emergency response training.

Available certifications
AHARed CrossHSIProTrainings

May be appropriate for support staff depending on employer requirements.

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ACLSClinical providers

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Advanced emergency cardiovascular care training designed for healthcare professionals who may be expected to participate in the management of cardiovascular emergencies.

Available certifications
AHARed Cross

Some dental offices and specialty practices may require ACLS-trained practitioners based on licensing, credentialing, sedation-related responsibilities, accreditation standards or employer requirements.

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PALSPediatric providers

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

Advanced emergency response training focused on pediatric patients and pediatric emergencies.

Available certifications
AHARed Cross

Some dental offices and specialty practices may require PALS-trained practitioners based on licensing, credentialing, pediatric patient populations, sedation-related responsibilities, accreditation standards or employer requirements.

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Training Requirements May Vary

Training expectations may vary based on practice type, services provided, sedation permits, accreditation standards, employer policies, licensing requirements and patient populations served.

Always verify training requirements with your employer, licensing board, credentialing organization, accreditation body or other appropriate authority.

Emergency readiness

AED Requirements for Florida Dental Offices

AED readiness is a core part of every dental office's emergency preparedness plan — and in Florida it's tied to the standard of care expected of dental practices.

  • Florida dental offices are expected to maintain an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on site.

  • AED readiness is part of broader emergency preparedness planning — not a one-time purchase.

  • CPR/BLS training and AED readiness work together: trained staff act faster and more confidently.

  • Owning an AED alone is not enough — staff must know how to recognize an emergency and respond.

This is general educational information, not legal advice, and it does not guarantee compliance. Requirements and interpretations may change. Always verify requirements with the Florida Board of Dentistry, legal counsel, your credentialing organization or other appropriate authorities.

Compliance reference

Florida Administrative Code Rule 64B5-17.015

  • Florida dental offices are required to maintain an AED on site.

  • The AED requirement is associated with the minimum standard of care for dental practices.

  • Emergency preparedness includes maintaining equipment and ensuring staff are ready to respond.

Read the Official Florida Rule

Is Your Dental Office Emergency Ready?

Emergency readiness involves more than certification. It includes equipment, training, documentation and ongoing preparedness.

  • AED available on site
  • Staff CPR/BLS trained
  • AED pads current
  • AED battery current
  • AED inspections documented
  • Emergency response plan established

Official Florida Board of Dentistry Resources

Looking for the most current Florida statutes, rules and professional requirements? Review the official Florida Board of Dentistry resources.

Review official requirements directly from the Florida Board of Dentistry.

CPR + AED: Stronger Together

CPR and AED programs are most effective when implemented together. Each step in the chain of response depends on the one before it.

Step 1

Early recognition

Spotting a cardiac emergency fast is the critical first step.

Step 2

CPR

Immediate, high-quality compressions keep blood flowing.

Step 3

AED use

An AED can restore a normal rhythm when used quickly.

Step 4

Team response

A trained team coordinates calmly under pressure.

Step 5

Ongoing readiness

Maintained equipment and current training keep you prepared.

Need Help With AED Readiness?

Shop AEDs

Purchase AEDs, replacement pads, batteries and accessories.

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AED Consultation

Get guidance on AED placement, readiness and program planning.

Request AED Consultation

CPR & BLS Training

Train your dental team to respond confidently during emergencies.

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Dental professionals practicing chest compressions on CPR manikins during an onsite training session
Onsite dental office training

Hands-On CPR Training Built for Dental Teams

We bring a complete, professional training experience to your practice — manikins, AED trainers and credentialed instructors — so your whole team gets certified together.

Minimal office disruption

Sessions scheduled around your patients and operatory hours.

Flexible scheduling

Mornings, lunch hours, after-hours or weekends.

Office-wide training

Certify clinical and administrative staff in one visit.

Team participation

Practice-heavy, team-based scenarios everyone takes part in.

Onsite instructors

We bring all equipment directly to your office.

Professional experience

Vetted instructors and a smooth, organized process.

Request Office Training

Tell us about your practice and we'll build a session that fits your team.

Know what to do

No + No = Go

A simple rule anyone can remember in the moment that matters most.

NOTconscious
NOTbreathing normally
GOstart compressions

If someone is NOT conscious and NOT breathing normally — it's time to GO. GET ON the chest and begin compressions.

FAQ

Dental office CPR training questions

Quick answers to the questions dental teams ask most.

Make Dental Office CPR Training Simple

Onsite, blended and team-based training that keeps your dental practice ready — without the scheduling headache.

More industries

Explore other industries we serve

Specialized CPR and emergency readiness programs for the teams that keep people safe — built on the same proven framework.

Construction & Field Services

OSHA-aligned onsite training for construction crews, contractors and field-service teams.

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Medical Offices

BLS, ACLS and PALS for non-hospital practices.

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Schools

Pediatric CPR and first aid for staff who protect children.

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Churches

Emergency readiness training for congregations, volunteers and church staff.

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Fitness Centers

CPR and AED readiness for gyms, fitness centers and athletic staff.

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Property Management

AED programs and onsite training for property managers and residential staff.

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HOAs & Community Facilities

AED-ready certification for boards, community staff and volunteers.

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