BRĒTH Method vs The Difficult Airway Course
BRĒTH Method carries the higher rating here, 5.0 against 4.3. BRĒTH Method has 22 published reviews against The Difficult Airway Course's 9, so there is simply more evidence about it. A rating gap is worth something, but read the recurring criticisms below before treating it as decisive — they tend to be more specific about which practices each one suits.
BRĒTH Method
Dr. Justin Warcup's two-day, protocol-driven course in airway dentistry, carrying 16 CE hours. It covers pediatric airway assessment, expansion and growth guidance, and is built around implementation — diagnostic assessment, procedural execution, follow-up, talking to parents, and integrating the protocol into an existing practice. Written for general, pediatric and orthodontic dentists.
- Rating
- 5.0 / 5
- Published reviews
- 22
- Typical cost
- Not published
- Engagement length
- 2 days, 16 CE hours
- Format
- In person
- Website
- justinwarcup.com
The Difficult Airway Course
National CME programme teaching the evidence-based algorithmic approach to emergency airway management developed by Walls, Murphy and Luten. The Emergency course includes a pediatric airway component and runs three days with small-group hands-on sessions on difficult and failed airways. An emergency-medicine provider, not a dental one.
- Rating
- 4.3 / 5
- Published reviews
- 9
- Typical cost
- Not published
- Engagement length
- 3 days
- Format
- In person
- Website
- theairwaysite.com
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