DENTAL HYGIENIST COURSES
Timings: 10:00am- 3:00pm
Course fee: £250
Deposit: £50
Link for payment of balance will be sent once deposit is received.
Who is this course suitable for?
• Dental Hygienists
• Dental Therapists
• Overseas Dental Professionals applying for the GDC registration
• DCP applicants looking for recommendation from the GDC
• New dentists starting in practice
Learning aims and objectives
• This course aims at refreshing your skills and helps you plan your further professional development.
Understand your scope of practice as a DCP
Pointers on CV building, Indemnity applying for jobs
Interview skills
Important pointers which are crucial to your daily efficient practice
Direct access
Record keeping importance and shortfalls to avoid
Latest guidelines
Patient and time management
2 Day Dental Hygienist course
Price: £795.00
Deposit: £100
Payment link for the remainder of the fee will be sent via email. once deposit is paid
One day hands on and one day online
Timings: 09:00am – 4:30pm
Venue: Weybridge, Surrey (5 mins drive from Weybridge station)
Who is this course suitable for?
Dental Hygienists
Dental Therapists
Overseas Dental Professionals applying for the GDC registration
DCP applicants looking for recommendation from the GDC
New dentists starting in practice
Learning aims and objectives
This course aims at refreshing your skills and helps you plan your further professional development.
Understand your scope of practice as a DCP
Important pointers which are crucial to your daily efficient practice
Understand your scope of practice as a DCP
Pointers on CV building, Indemnity applying for jobs
Interview skills
Important pointers which are crucial to your daily efficient practice
Direct access
Record keeping importance and shortfalls to avoid
Latest guidelines
Patient and time management
Hands On Training
Periodontal charting
Hand scalers
Ultrasonic scalers
Air Flow
Local anaesthesia techniques on specialist models
Radiography- Use of X-Ray holders and technique to avoid mistakes
Fissure sealants
Temporary dressing
Re-cement crowns
Suture removal
Date: 22/11/2025 (online)
Course timings: 10:00am – 3pm
Suitable for dentists and DCPs starting in practice
Course Attendance Requirement:
This course is mandatory before starting work in the NHS system.
Course Objectives:
Provide an introduction to NHS dentistry, including an overview of what new dentists can expect in their roles and key responsibilities as NHS practitioners.
Learn how to effectively manage NHS patients and their expectations.
Detailed walkthrough of the E-Portfolio, covering each section comprehensively to support delegates in managing and completing their own portfolio work.
Build confidence in effective patient communication, both verbal and non-verbal.
Clarify the different NHS treatment bands and their associated requirements.
Maximise your UDA (Units of Dental Activity) potential.
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
Understand the structure and expectations of NHS dentistry.
Communicate with greater confidence and professionalism.
Apply effective communication strategies to improve patient interactions.
Present treatment options clearly and learn strategies for converting NHS patients to private care, where appropriate.
Date: 11/10/2025
Course timings: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Aims of the Course:
To provide dental therapists and dentists with a thorough understanding of local anaesthesia techniques commonly used in clinical practice.
To enhance practical skills in delivering local anaesthesia effectively and safely on phantom heads.
To boost confidence in performing local anaesthesia procedures, addressing patient anxiety, and minimising risks of complications.
To ensure attendees are up-to-date with the latest anaesthetic techniques and protocols in the UK.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the anatomy relevant to local anaesthesia in dentistry.
Identify appropriate anaesthetic agents and techniques for different dental procedures and patient needs.Date: 11/10/2025
Course timings: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Aims of the Course:
To provide dental therapists and dentists with a thorough understanding of local anaesthesia techniques commonly used in clinical practice.
To enhance practical skills in delivering local anaesthesia effectively and safely on phantom heads.
To boost confidence in performing local anaesthesia procedures, addressing patient anxiety, and minimising risks of complications.
To ensure attendees are up-to-date with the latest anaesthetic techniques and protocols in the UK.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the anatomy relevant to local anaesthesia in dentistry.
Identify appropriate anaesthetic agents and techniques for different dental procedures and patient needs.
Safely and effectively administer local anaesthesia to a phantom head model.
Recognize, prevent, and manage potential complications of local anaesthesia, including overdose and adverse reactions.
Course will cover the following:
Introduction to Local Anaesthesia in Dentistry
Anatomy for Local Anaesthesia
Injection Techniques
Pharmacology and Dosing
Complications and Management
Patient Communication and Comfort
Practical Hands-on Training on Phantom Heads
Evaluation and Feedback
Safely and effectively administer local anaesthesia to a phantom head model.
Recognize, prevent, and manage potential complications of local anaesthesia, including overdose and adverse reactions.
Course will cover the following:
Introduction to Local Anaesthesia in Dentistry
Anatomy for Local Anaesthesia
Injection Techniques
Pharmacology and Dosing
Complications and Management
Patient Communication and Comfort
Practical Hands-on Training on Phantom Heads
Evaluation and Feedback
Course title: Dental Implant Maintenance
Venue: Weybridge, Surrey
Timings: 9:00am- 4:30pm
1-Day CPD • 6 verifiable hours • GDC / BSP / S3 aligned
Course description:
This practical course provides dental professionals with the knowledge and hands-on skills required to deliver safe, effective maintenance care for patients with dental implants. Delegates will learn systematic peri-implant assessment, evidence-based classification of peri-implant health and disease, and identification of risk factors associated with peri-implant complications and implant failure. The program combines focused clinical lectures with a skills workshop on instrumentation and decontamination techniques for implant surfaces, enabling clinicians to perform thorough maintenance visits with confidence.
Learning objectives:
Perform a structured peri-implant clinical and radiographic assessment, including probing, bleeding on probing, suppuration, mobility, and radiographic bone-level evaluation.
Differentiate peri-implant health, peri-implant mucositis, and peri-implantitis using current classification systems and diagnostic criteria.
Identify local and systemic risk factors that contribute to peri-implant disease and implant failure, and apply risk-based strategies to personalise maintenance intervals and interventions.
Demonstrate safe, effective instrumentation and decontamination techniques for implant surfaces in a hands-on setting, including the use of instruments and devices compatible with implant materials and restorative components.
Implement evidence-based maintenance protocols and recall strategies to prevent disease progression and optimize long-term implant outcomes.
Who should attend: General dentists, dental hygienists, dental therapists, implant clinicians, and other oral health professionals involved in implant maintenance and recall care.
Course format: Interactive lectures covering current evidence and clinical guidelines, case-based discussions, and a hands-on workshop focused on instrumentation, surface decontamination, and clinical workflow for implant maintenance visits.
Key topics covered:
Peri-implant assessment: clinical and radiographic parameters
Classification of peri-implant conditions and diagnostic thresholds
Risk factors for peri-implant disease and implant failure (smoking, systemic disease, history of periodontitis, occlusion, prosthetic factors, maintenance adherence)
Instrumentation and decontamination: hand instruments, ultrasonic and air-polishing options, antimicrobial adjuncts, and safe techniques around implant restorations (hands-on)
Evidence-based maintenance protocols: recall intervals, monitoring, documentation, patient education, and referral criteria
Course outcomes: Delegates will leave with practical protocols and chairside skills to integrate implant maintenance into routine practice, improved ability to diagnose and classify peri-implant conditions, and confidence to apply evidence-based interventions and tailored recall strategies to reduce the risk of implant complications.
A course handbook and clinical checklists will be provided for immediate clinical implementation.
Course Instructor: Dr Talal Raad
Date: December 2025
Timings: 9:00am- 5:00pm
Venue: London (TBC)
Aims and Objectives:
To cover different styles of effective communication, ethical. Selling
Learning how to say NO to patients.
Co-diagnosis with the patient on your side.
Understanding the psychology of patient interaction
Aspects of effective consent and shared decision making
Communication:
Active and passive listening
Listening to understand and not to respond
Understand patient led fact finding for future co-diagnosis.
Co- Diagnosis:
Understand patient led fact finding for future co-diagnosis
Understand the use of types of emotional intelligence required for listen and respond
Consent:
Understand different types of consent and when to apply them.
Delivery:
Importance of the patient fully understanding the nature of their current dental situation and all aspects of proposed treatment
Deal with objections:
Determine positive versus negative signals
Understand fear and anxiety and apprehension from a dental patients point of view
CPD Hours: 6 Hours