Understand the Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis • Review the patient’s history, examination findings, and diagnostic imaging. • Discuss the pathophysiology of dentigerous cysts and their surgical implications. • Analyze Preoperative Assessment and Planning • Evaluate the importance of thorough airway assessment in pediatric patients. • Identify key anesthesia concerns and mitigation strategies for difficult airways. • Explore Anesthetic Techniques and Challenges • Examine the induction and airway management plan, including the use of video laryngoscopy and nasal intubation. • Discuss the intraoperative complications encountered, including laryngospasm and bronchospasm. • Manage Critical Incidents in Pediatric Anesthesia • Identify signs and symptoms of laryngospasm and bronchospasm. • Review pharmacological and mechanical interventions for airway emergencies. • Discuss differential diagnoses for increased airway pressures and wheezing during anesthesia. • Apply Preventive Strategies for Airway Complications • Learn evidence-based measures to prevent laryngospasm and bronchospasm. • Understand the role of preoperative optimization and intraoperative vigilance. • Reflect on Clinical Decision-Making and Team Communication • Analyze the decision to proceed with surgery post-stabilization. • Emphasize the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and family communication. • Promote Continuous Learning and Quality Improvement • Identify system deficiencies and areas for improvement. • Encourage discussion on facility-based variations and research opportunities.