20/12/2025

Timings: 09:00am – 5:30pm
Venue: Southall, London

This course is suitable for those who are preparing for exams which are nearing or have already booked an upcoming exam.
Delegates can choose from the following options:

2 mocks – one morning and one afternoon. Each mock is followed by a feedback session

1 mock in the morning and revision in the afternoon.

Full day revision.

Demonstrations of some tasks can be given where requested.

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback
group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

Timings 09:00am – 5:30pm

Venue : Weybridge Surrey and Woking ,Surrey

MANIKIN MOCK

This course is suitable for those who are preparing for exams which are nearing or have already booked an upcoming exam.

Delegates can choose from the following options:

2 mocks – one morning and one afternoon. Each mock is followed by a feedback session

1 mock in the morning and revision in the afternoon.

Full day revision.

Demonstrations of some tasks can be given where requested.

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback

group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

OSCE DTP ME MOCK

This course is a 1 Day Mock which is simulates exam conditions.

Actor stations and DTP will have professional actors to give an exam experience.

This day is a must attend for those going for the exams to familiarise themselves and also to alleviate exam anxiety in order to maximise their performance in the exam.

Day consists for the following:

* 1 OSCE Mock

* 1 DTP Mock

* 1 Medical Emergency Mock

* Feedback

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback

group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

Date: 17/01/2026- 20/01/2026
Timings: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Venue: Southall, London

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam.

Focussed learning following the RCS expectations which is key to success Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts. Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.

Who is it suitable for:
This course suitable for LDS delegates at any level of preparation. So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation.

Suitable for young dentists going into practice.

To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.

Exam expectations Operating positions Examiners expectations and guidelines

Amalgam Class II cavity preparations Amalgam restoration

Composite Class III cavity preparation

Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration

Composite Cusp Build Up

Day 2:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation

Anterior All Ceramic Crown Preparation

Full Gold Crown preparation

Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Posterior Zirconia crown preparation

Day 3:

3/4th Crown

Inlays and Onlays

Impression Taking for Definitive Crown

Temporary Crown Preparation

Rest Seat Preparation

Root Canal Treatment

Lectures for the above will be covered online before the course

Day 4:

Skilled OSCES

Venue: Southall, London

Timings: 09:00am – 05:00pm (UK TIME)

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam.

Focussed learning following the GDC consortium which is key to success

Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts.

Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.

Who is it suitable for:

This course suitable for ORE and LDS delegates at any level of preparation.

So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation.

Suitable for young dentists going into practice.

To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.

Exam expectations

Operating positions

Examiners expectations and guidelines

Amalgam Class I and Class II cavity preparations

Amalgam restoration

Composite Class III cavity preparation

Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration Composite class V cavity preparation and restoration

Day 2:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation

Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation

Full Gold Crown preparation

Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Day 3:

Impression Taking for Definitive Crown

Temporary Crown Preparation

Rest Seat Preparation

Root Canal Treatment

Composite Cusp Build Up

Return To Practice – Module 1

• Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

• Location: Weybridge, Surrey

Learning Aims & Objectives

This course is designed to enhance your existing skills and support you in planning the next steps of your professional development.

Beginning Practice in the UK

The course will cover essential tips and strategies vital for ensuring an efficient and effective daily practice, including:

– Writing clear and concise clinical notes

– Managing patients and optimising your time

– Managing dental implants

– Utilising software tools for practice management

Hands-on Training

Participants will gain practical experience with:

– Hand scalers

– Ultrasonic scalers

– Local anaesthesia (LA) prescription

– Temporary dressings

– Re-cementing crowns

– Amalgam restorations

– Anterior composite restorations

– Glass ionomer restorations

– Performing pulpotomies

– Applying preformed crowns to primary teeth

– Extracting primary teeth

– Posterior composite restorations

– Tooth whitening procedures, including the fabrication of trays

Additional Topics Covered

– Understanding and managing litigation risks

– Comprehensive review of radiographic techniques

– Applying fissure sealants

– Removing sutures

– Using a rubber dam for isolation

– Basic local anaesthetic techniques

– In-depth exploration of radiographic imaging

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Upon completion, participants will earn 21 CPD hours.

Duration: 5 days

Timings: Flexible

Method of Teaching: Online

This course aims prepare delegates for MFDS Part 2 OSCE Examination
MFDS Glasgow and Edinburgh Part 2 exams consist of long OSCES.
Course will be taught through an interactive lecture.
The course will cover the most common OSCEs, and candidates will be given access to an updated OSCE bank.

Course Details:

Course Objectives

To familiarise delegates with the format of MFDS Part 2 OSCE examination

To receive feedback on OSCE performances

To help delegates identify gaps in their knowledge and skills

To give delegates the opportunity to ask questions during a Q&A session

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this course participants should be able to:

Appreciate the level of knowledge required to succeed in the MFDS Part 2 exam.

Evaluate their performance and identify any gaps in their knowledge and skills required for MFDS Part 2 examination.

Be familiar with the format of OSCEs in the MFDS Part 2 exam.

Date: November 2025
Timings: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Venue: Weybridge, Surrey (5 mins drive from Weybridge station)

Course Includes:

Diagnosis

Rubber Dam Placement

Access Cavities

Post Removal

Working Length Measurement

Rotary Filing

Hand Filing

3D Obturation

Post-Op Restorations

Pain Relief

Includes hands on practical session

Date: January 2026

Course timings: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Aim : To learn about basics of dental photography to carry out documentation for intraoral and extraoral photography, its uses in dentistry and basics of techniques for post processing

Objectives:
Uses of dental photography
Different photography equipment – selection, setup and investment
Camera settings
Lens, flashes and calibration
Difference between DSLR/ mirrorless and mobile photography, pros and cons

Learning outcomes :
Understanding different types of cameras and equipment to use in dental photography
Understanding the various uses of camera in dentistry
Better knowledge and understanding of the various settings in cameras

December 2025

Aim : To learn about different uses of cameras in dental photography, the various equipment and the way to use them for dental photography to carry out documentation for intraoral and extraoral photography, techniques for post processing using software.

1. Objectives:
   Concepts in Photography and applications in Clinical Dentistry

2. Photography for Esthetic Dentistry

3. AACD and BACD Guidelines and Protocol for Clinical Photography

4. Consideration of
   a. Photography equipment – Selection, setup and Investment
   b. Camera Settings
   c. Lenses, flashes and Calibration
   d. Clinical photography Techniques and Positioning

5. Basics of Image Processing and Documentation – Taking your Dentistry to the next Level

6. Documentation for Publications

7. Case Presentation workflow

8. Photography for shade matching and laboratory communication

9. Tabletop photography for laboratory products

10. Troubleshooting in Dental Photography

11. Videography in dentistry

12. Mobile Dental Photography – an overview

Learning outcomes :

1. Understanding different types of cameras and equipment to use in dental photography

2. Understanding the various uses of camera in dentistry

3. Better knowledge and understanding of the various settings in cameras

4. Documenting intraoral and extraoral photographs in a standardised manner to make it easy for presentation

5. Making collages and trimming photos in a software

6. Learning basics of videography in dentistry

7. Pros and cons of mobile photography

08/01/2026

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

Date: 28/02/2026

Timings: 9:00am-5:00pm

Venue: Weybridge, Surrey

Crown and Bridge Preparation

This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practical techniques involved in preparing teeth for crowns and bridges. The primary aim is to develop the knowledge and clinical confidence required to deliver predictable, high-quality restorative outcomes.

Learning Aims and Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the principles of tooth preparation for crowns and bridges

• Select appropriate instruments and materials for different restorative cases

• Confidently prepare teeth for a range of crown types

• Accurately record impressions and select suitable materials

• Design and plan bridges with sound biomechanical principles

Course Content

The course covers the following key topics:

• Instrument and material selection

• Overview of materials used for crowns and bridges

• Tooth preparation techniques for different crown types

• Impression recording techniques and material choice

• Shade selection principles

• Fabrication and cementation of temporary crowns

• Bridge design considerations and tooth preparation for bridgework

This course is suitable for dentists looking to strengthen their restorative skills and enhance their clinical confidence in crown and bridge procedures.

Timings: 10:00am- 3:00pm

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
• Direct access
• Latest guidelines
• Patient and time management

THERAPIST COURSE - WEYBRIDGE , SURREY

25/01/2026 ONLINE 

29/01/2026- 31/01/2026 IN PERSON

Timings: 09:00am- 5:00pm
Venue: Weybridge, Surrey (5 mins drive from Weybridge station)

Who is this course suitable for?

Dental Therapists

Overseas Dental Professionals applying for the GDC registration

DCP applicants looking for recommendation from the GDC

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

Direct access

Clinical notes writing

Latest guidelines

Patient and time management

Implant management

Software

Hands on training

Hands on Training

Hand scalers

Ultrasonic scalers

LA Prescription

Temporary dressing

Recement crowns

Amalgam Restorations

Anterior composite restorations

Glass ionomer restorations

Pulpotomies

Preformed crowns on primary teeth

Extractions of primary teeth

Posterior composites

Tooth Whitening- Fabrication of trays

Litigation

Radiographs in depth

Fissure sealants

Suture removal

Rubber dam

08/01/2026

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

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

Timings: 10:00am- 3:00pm

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
• Direct access
• Latest guidelines
• Patient and time management

2 day Dental Hygienist course
Date: 25/01/2026 ONLINE 29/01/2026 IN PERSON
Timings: 09:00am – 5:00pm
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

Direct access

Latest guidelines

Patient and time management

Softwares

Hands on training

Hands On Training

• Hand scalers

• Ultrasonic scalers

• Air Flow

• LA Prescription

• Radiographs in depth

• Fissure sealants

• Temporary dressing

• Re-cement crowns

• Suture removal

Date: 19/10/2023
Timings: 10:00am – 11:00am
Venue: Online

Learning aims and objectives

Understand what a dental implant is.

Differentiate between dental implant health and disease

How to maintain dental implant health

How to treat dental implant disease

Date: 25/01/2026 (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.

08/01/2026

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

December 2025

Aim : To learn about different uses of cameras in dental photography, the various equipment and the way to use them for dental photography to carry out documentation for intraoral and extraoral photography, techniques for post processing using software.

1. Objectives:
   Concepts in Photography and applications in Clinical Dentistry

2. Photography for Esthetic Dentistry

3. AACD and BACD Guidelines and Protocol for Clinical Photography

4. Consideration of
   a. Photography equipment – Selection, setup and Investment
   b. Camera Settings
   c. Lenses, flashes and Calibration
   d. Clinical photography Techniques and Positioning

5. Basics of Image Processing and Documentation – Taking your Dentistry to the next Level

6. Documentation for Publications

7. Case Presentation workflow

8. Photography for shade matching and laboratory communication

9. Tabletop photography for laboratory products

10. Troubleshooting in Dental Photography

11. Videography in dentistry

12. Mobile Dental Photography – an overview

Learning outcomes :

1. Understanding different types of cameras and equipment to use in dental photography

2. Understanding the various uses of camera in dentistry

3. Better knowledge and understanding of the various settings in cameras

4. Documenting intraoral and extraoral photographs in a standardised manner to make it easy for presentation

5. Making collages and trimming photos in a software

6. Learning basics of videography in dentistry

7. Pros and cons of mobile photography

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

Date: January 2026

Course timings: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Aim : To learn about basics of dental photography to carry out documentation for intraoral and extraoral photography, its uses in dentistry and basics of techniques for post processing

Objectives:
Uses of dental photography
Different photography equipment – selection, setup and investment
Camera settings
Lens, flashes and calibration
Difference between DSLR/ mirrorless and mobile photography, pros and cons

Learning outcomes :
Understanding different types of cameras and equipment to use in dental photography
Understanding the various uses of camera in dentistry
Better knowledge and understanding of the various settings in cameras

December 2025

Aim : To learn about different uses of cameras in dental photography, the various equipment and the way to use them for dental photography to carry out documentation for intraoral and extraoral photography, techniques for post processing using software.

1. Objectives:
   Concepts in Photography and applications in Clinical Dentistry

2. Photography for Esthetic Dentistry

3. AACD and BACD Guidelines and Protocol for Clinical Photography

4. Consideration of
   a. Photography equipment – Selection, setup and Investment
   b. Camera Settings
   c. Lenses, flashes and Calibration
   d. Clinical photography Techniques and Positioning

5. Basics of Image Processing and Documentation – Taking your Dentistry to the next Level

6. Documentation for Publications

7. Case Presentation workflow

8. Photography for shade matching and laboratory communication

9. Tabletop photography for laboratory products

10. Troubleshooting in Dental Photography

11. Videography in dentistry

12. Mobile Dental Photography – an overview

Learning outcomes :

1. Understanding different types of cameras and equipment to use in dental photography

2. Understanding the various uses of camera in dentistry

3. Better knowledge and understanding of the various settings in cameras

4. Documenting intraoral and extraoral photographs in a standardised manner to make it easy for presentation

5. Making collages and trimming photos in a software

6. Learning basics of videography in dentistry

7. Pros and cons of mobile photography

Venue: Woking , Surrey

Date: December 2025

Timings: 10:00am- 4:30pm

This intensive one-day course is designed for dental hygienists and dental therapists who wish to broaden their clinical knowledge and enhance their practical skills in providing tooth whitening treatments. The training covers both home-based and in-surgery whitening techniques.

Theory and hand- on. 

Follows GDCs Scope of practice 

Learning Outcomes

Shade Selection & Aesthetics

Understand the principles of shade assessment using manual and electronic systems.

Develop confidence in accurate shade selection for predictable results.

Tooth Whitening Knowledge

Learn all current tooth whitening techniques, their indications, and contraindications.

Understand the causes of tooth discolouration and how to manage them effectively.

Impression Taking

Gain knowledge of impression materials and tray selection.

Learn correct techniques for adjusting trays and taking alginate impressions.

Practice impression-taking on subjects to build hands-on experience.

Study Models & Tray Fabrication

Understand the steps involved in producing study models for whitening trays and gum shields.

Explore the whitening tray fabrication process

Hands On

Impression taking

Tray fabrication

By the end of this course, delegates will have the knowledge and practical skills necessary to confidently deliver safe and effective tooth whitening procedures in line with professional and legal standards.

Date: 12/04/2025 (Online)
Course timings: 9:30am to 3:00pm

Suitable for dentists and DCPs starting in practice

Must attend course to understand the NHS system before you start.

Objectives :

– Introduction to NHS dentistry, including what candidates expected to do and their job responsibilities as NHS dentists. How to deal with NHS patients. Manage expectations and much more.
– E-portfolio explanation in details for each section. This will details all sections in electronic portfolio. It will help delegates manage and complete their own work.

– Enhance delegate’s confidence on how to communicate effectively with patients

– Clarification of all NHS bands of treatments and their requirements.

– Increase your UDAs potential

By the end of the course candidates will be able to:

– Understand NHS dentistry
– Gain confidence in dealing with patients
– Use new verbal and non verbal skills
– Learn more about how to give options and convert patients from NHS to private.

Access given once booked

• Handouts will be provided for the lectures and access will be for 6 months. • • •Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam. 

• Quiz and mocks included  
• All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Access given once booked

• This course consists of recorded lectures. Access will be for 6 months. Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam.
• Handouts will be provided for the lectures and access will be for 6 months. Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam. 
• Quiz and mocks included 
• All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Date: Start after booking
Timings: Flexible (UK TIME)

This course will be conducted online and can be attended from wherever you are around the world.

Handouts will be provided for the lectures and tutors will guide you on further reading material.

Continuous support will be provided till you pass.

Quiz and mocks included

All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Dates: 25/10/2025, 26/10/2025, 01/11/2025, 02/11/2025
Timings: Flexible
Venue: Online

This course covers all you need to know about to following components of the LDS:

• Objective Structured Clinical Examination

 • Unseen cases 

• Medical Emergencies

TAUGHT BY TUTORS WHO HAVE GIVEN LDS EXAM THEMSELVES

All the components will include guidance on how the exam will be conducted and what to expect during the exam.

The course is designed towards more focused learning to improve your chances of success in the exams.
The information is delivered as appropriate for the LDS exam, and all
materials are also appropriate to what you would expect in the exam.

Day 1: OSCE – Online 

Day 2: OSCE – Online 

Day 3: Unseen Cases – Online 

Day 4: Medical Emergencies – Online

ONE TO ONE ONLINE SESSION CAN BE TAKEN AFTER THE COURSE

IN PERSON MOCK DAYS CAN BE BOOKED BEFORE THE EXAM

Dates: 18/10/2025
Timings: 9:30AM- 5:00PM
Venue: Woking, Surrey

LDS Mock Exam - designed to simulate the real exam experience and boost your confidence across all domains.

1.⁠ ⁠Realistic timed stations with peer and examiner feedback
2.  Tailored coaching on UK protocols, scope of practice, and consent
3.  Strategic tips for tackling tricky scenarios and examiner expectations
4.   Communication skills training

Date: 11/12/2025 - 14/12/2025
Timings: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Venue: Weybridge ,Surrey

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam.

Focussed learning following the RCS expectations which is key to success Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts. Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.

Who is it suitable for:
This course suitable for LDS delegates at any level of preparation. So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation.

Suitable for young dentists going into practice.

To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.

Exam expectations Operating positions Examiners expectations and guidelines

Amalgam Class II cavity preparations Amalgam restoration

Composite Class III cavity preparation

Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration

Composite Cusp Build Up

Day 2:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation

Anterior All Ceramic Crown Preparation

Full Gold Crown preparation

Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Posterior Zirconia crown preparation

Day 3:

3/4th Crown

Inlays and Onlays

Impression Taking for Definitive Crown

Temporary Crown Preparation

Rest Seat Preparation

Root Canal Treatment

Lectures for the above will be covered online before the course

Day 4:

Skilled OSCES

Access given once booked

• Handouts will be provided for the lectures and access will be for 6 months. • • •Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam. 

• Quiz and mocks included  
• All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Access given once booked

• This course consists of recorded lectures. Access will be for 6 months. Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam.
• Handouts will be provided for the lectures and access will be for 6 months. Access can be extended free of charge if you do not complete the exam. 
• Quiz and mocks included 
• All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Date: Start after booking
Timings: Flexible (UK TIME)

This course will be conducted online and can be attended from wherever you are around the world.

Handouts will be provided for the lectures and tutors will guide you on further reading material.

Continuous support will be provided till you pass.

Quiz and mocks included

All modules required for the Part 1 covered.

NCTSL
TMPDS

Statistics

Radiology

Anatomy

Histology 

Physiology

Immunology
Oral Surgery 
Pedodontics                                                                         

Prosthodontics 

Orofacial pain 

Periodontics

Endodontics

Oral medicine 

Law and ethics 

Dental materials 

Operative Dentistry

Medical emergencies

Red and white lesions

Prevention and occlusion

Pharmacology, therapeutics and microbiology

Oral medicine and pathology- Salivary glands 

Miscellaneous, infection control, law and ethics

Local anaesthesia and special care dentistry 

Date: 04/10/2025 – 06/10/2025
Timings: 09:00am – 5:30pm
Venue: Syntrain International Academy. 1 Waters Meeting Road, Bolton, BL1 8HQ

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam. Focussed learning following the GDC consortium which is key to success Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts. Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.
Who is it suitable for: This course is suitable for ORE and LDS delegates at any level of preparation. So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation. Suitable for young dentists going into practice. To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.
Exam expectations Operating positions Examiners expectations and guidelines
Amalgam Class I and Class II cavity preparations Amalgam restoration
Composite Class III cavity preparation
Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration Composite class V cavity preparation and restoration

Day 2:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation Full Gold Crown preparation Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Day 3:
Impression Taking for Definitive Crown
Temporary Crown Preparation
Rest Seat Preparation
Root Canal Treatment
Composite Cusp Build Up

Date: 04/10/2025 – 06/10/2025
Timings: 09:00am – 5:30pm
Venue: Syntrain International Academy. 1 Waters Meeting Road, Bolton, BL1 8HQ

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam. Focussed learning following the GDC consortium which is key to success Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts. Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.
Who is it suitable for: This course is suitable for ORE and LDS delegates at any level of preparation. So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation. Suitable for young dentists going into practice. To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.
Exam expectations Operating positions Examiners expectations and guidelines
Amalgam Class I and Class II cavity preparations Amalgam restoration
Composite Class III cavity preparation
Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration Composite class V cavity preparation and restoration

Day 2:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation Full Gold Crown preparation Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Day 3:
Impression Taking for Definitive Crown
Temporary Crown Preparation
Rest Seat Preparation
Root Canal Treatment
Composite Cusp Build Up

Timings: 09:00am – 05:00pm (UK TIME)

Venue: Weybridge , Surrey

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam.

Focussed learning following the GDC consortium which is key to success

Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts.

Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.

Who is it suitable for:

This course suitable for ORE and LDS delegates at any level of preparation.

So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation.

Suitable for young dentists going into practice.

To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.

Exam expectations

Operating positions

Examiners expectations and guidelines

Amalgam Class I and Class II cavity preparations

Amalgam restoration

Composite Class III cavity preparation

Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration Composite class V cavity preparation and restoration

Day 2:

Skilled OSCES and Medical Emergencies hands on

Day 3:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation

Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation

Full Gold Crown preparation

Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Day 4:

Impression Taking for Definitive Crown

Temporary Crown Preparation

Rest Seat Preparation

Root Canal Treatment

Composite Cusp Build Up

Timings: 09:30am – 5:00pm
Hands on: 22/02/2026
Venue: Woking ,Surrey 

This course covers all you need to know about to following components of the ORE:

• Skilled Objective Structured Clinical Examination

• Medical Emergencies Hands on components

All the components will include guidance on how the exam will be conducted and what to expect during the exam. The course is designed towards more focused learning to improve your chances of success in the exams.

Online Date: Weekends

Timings: 09:00am – 4:30pm

This course covers all you need to know about to following components of the ORE:

Objective Structured clinical examination

Dental Treatment Planning

Medical Emergencies

All the components will include guidance on how the exam is conducted and what to expect at the exam. The course is designed towards more focussed learning to enhance your chances of success in the exams.

The information is delivered as appropriate for the ORE exam.

All the material used in the course is what you would expect in the exam.

You would also receive tutor support till you pass your exam.
Day 1 skilled OSCE
Day 2 actor & written OSCE
Day 3 Dental Treatment Planning
Day 4 Medical Emergencies & mock

Timings: 09:00am – 5:30pm
Venue: Weybridge, Surrey (5 mins drive from Weybridge station)

This course is suitable for those who are preparing for exams which are nearing or have already booked an upcoming exam.
Delegates can choose from the following options:

2 mocks – one morning and one afternoon. Each mock is followed by a feedback session

1 mock in the morning and revision in the afternoon.

Full day revision.

Demonstrations of some tasks can be given where requested.

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback
group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

Date:

Timings: 9:00am – 5:00pm

Venue: Woking, Surrey

This course is a 1 Day Mock which is simulates exam conditions.
Actor stations and DTP will have professional actors to give an exam experience.
This day is a must attend for those going for the exams to familiarise themselves and also to alleviate exam anxiety in order to maximise their performance in the exam.

Day consists for the following:
• 1 OSCE Mock
• 1 DTP Mock
• 1 Medical Emergency Mock
• Feedback

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback
group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

2 DAYS COURSE

Dates:

09/01/2026 - 10/01/2026

18/01/2026- 19/01/2026

Timings 09:00am – 5:30pm

Venue : Weybridge Surrey and Woking ,Surrey 

MANIKIN MOCK

This course is suitable for those who are preparing for exams which are nearing or have already booked an upcoming exam.

Delegates can choose from the following options:

2 mocks – one morning and one afternoon. Each mock is followed by a feedback session
1 mock in the morning and revision in the afternoon.
Full day revision.

Demonstrations of some tasks can be given where requested.

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback
group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

OSCE DTP ME MOCK

This course is a 1 Day Mock which is simulates exam conditions.
Actor stations and DTP will have professional actors to give an exam experience.
This day is a must attend for those going for the exams to familiarise themselves and also to alleviate exam anxiety in order to maximise their performance in the exam.

Day consists for the following:
• 1 OSCE Mock
• 1 DTP Mock
• 1 Medical Emergency Mock
• Feedback

Continuous support will be provided for all the attendees through our dedicated feedback
group. Delegates will be invited to join the group once they attend the course.

Date: 19/02/2026- 21/02/2026
Timings: 09:00am – 05:00pm

Venue: Weybridge , Surrey

Our comprehensive ORE Manikin course encompasses all you need to know for the exam.

Focussed learning following the GDC consortium which is key to success

Lectures and demonstrations of each exercise along with handouts.

Detailed personal feedback for each delegate.

Option to subscribe to our online revision guidance portal.

Who is it suitable for:

This course suitable for ORE and LDS delegates at any level of preparation.

So, whether you are a beginner or have been preparing for a while this course will take you further with your preparation.

Suitable for young dentists going into practice.

To benefit maximum from the course we do recommend gaining some handpiece control before attending the course.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

Day 1:

Safe practice.

Exam expectations

Operating positions

Examiners expectations and guidelines

Amalgam Class I and Class II cavity preparations

Amalgam restoration

Composite Class III cavity preparation

Composite Class IV tooth preparation and restoration Composite class V cavity preparation and restoration

Day 2:

Skilled OSCES and Medical Emergencies hands on

Day 3:

Labial Veneer tooth preparation

Anterior Metal Ceramic Crown preparation

Full Gold Crown preparation

Posterior Metal Ceramic Crown Preparation

Day 4:

Impression Taking for Definitive Crown

Temporary Crown Preparation

Rest Seat Preparation

Root Canal Treatment

Composite Cusp Build Up

Date: 23/01/2026
Timings: 06:00pm – 09:00pm

Venue: Southall, London

Revision session with tutor support and feedback

Who is it suitable for:

This course suitable for ORE and LDS delegates who have booked the exam.

Mode of Delivery: Classroom – hands-on

All materials except endo teeth are included.

Course dates and times will be finalised once you book considering your availability and the tutor's availability.

All four sections of the IELTS (academic) exam have been divided across 15 days with a 1.5-hour session each day to ensure complete coverage of the test curriculum.

The sessions will prepare you to take the Academic version of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam. These classes will teach you the techniques and skills required to succeed in the four parts of the exam: reading, writing, listening and speaking.

There will be significant amounts of homework and this course focuses on improving your general English as well as exam preparation. Our experienced teachers will help you get the best score you can.

By the end of the course, you should:

Walk into your IELTS exam with greater confidence

Understand spoken English more clearly in the Listening section

Speak with improved fluency and confidence in the Speaking section

Expand your vocabulary and strengthen your Writing skills

Identify the areas of the exam where you need the most practice