CPD status: Mandatory · Reviewed 2026-08-02
Canadian college continuing-education course on infection prevention and instrument reprocessing standards in the dental setting, including documentation and monitoring requirements.
Introductory ethics course covering the core principles and values that underpin professional decision-making in dentistry, including patient autonomy and informed consent. Useful as self-directed ethics CPD for Canadian dentists.
A university-level course on the aetiology, diagnosis and evidence-based prevention and management of dental caries. Audit access is free, with a paid verified certificate option for CPD documentation.
Practical training on delivering and supporting oral care for dependent, hospitalised and older patients, including assessment and daily mouth care protocols. Relevant to dentists working with long-term care and geriatric populations.
A dental-law focused CE session on how thorough charting and documentation protect practitioners, covering consent notes, chart entries and common risk-management pitfalls.
A Penn Dental Medicine course surveying emerging science and innovation shaping contemporary dental practice, including advances in materials, technology and oral-systemic health. Suitable as self-directed CPD reading/study for practising dentists.
University-run CE course on the legal dimensions of dental charting, informed consent documentation and record retention. Suitable as self-directed professional-practice CPD.
An overview of core dental medicine concepts covering oral anatomy, common oral diseases and their management within general health care. A useful refresher and framework for self-directed CPD study.
Covers what belongs in a complete dental record, documentation standards, retention periods and privacy/information-management practices. Directly relevant to record-keeping expectations of Canadian dental regulators.
Explores the links between oral health and systemic disease, examining how conditions in the mouth reflect and influence overall health. Directly relevant to medical-dental risk assessment in daily practice.
Applies ethical frameworks to practical dilemmas encountered in dental practice, walking through structured approaches to resolving conflicts between patient, practitioner and professional obligations.
Focuses on antimicrobial stewardship in dentistry, covering appropriate prescribing decisions and the dental team's role in tackling antibiotic resistance. Highly applicable to prescribing dentists and auditable as CPD.
Andrew Ng's non-technical AI course — what AI can do and how to bring it into your organization.
Population, ecosystems, energy and water — the science behind sustainable decisions.
Project initiation, planning, scheduling and delivery methods for construction projects, taught by Columbia University.
Project management courses and the PMP pathway. Management learning generally counts toward CPD for most regulated professionals.
Summary of provincial CE point systems — confirm with your dental college.
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