4 CEs Dental CE package includes Infection Control & California Dental Practice Act (CDPA) for biennial license renewal.  Approved for 2018-2020 by Dental Board of California. All current California Board updates are included in these current courses. Suitable for all members of the dental team and for OSHA / Infection Control training purposes. California Registered Provider #5100. AGD nationally recognized CE provider #373218.

Office discounts available. Contact us for details.  CEsuport@mydentalce.com

Dental Radiography Review

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will:

• Know basic concepts and skills necessary for dental radiography.
• Know basic anatomical structures shown in a dental radiograph.
• Learn how to troubleshoot errors to reduce patient exposure.
• List infection control procedures for dental radiography.

Course Description:

Radiographic images are integral assessment tools when planning comprehensive care for a patient. Radiographs provide the clinician with important diagnostic tools that are used to detect lesions, diseases, conditions of teeth and supporting structures, to localize foreign objects, to assess growth and development and to document changes over time. The American Dental Association (ADA) and the FDA recommend that clinicians perform dental X-ray examinations, including dental CBCT, only when necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of disease. Newly updated for 2018, our Radiography Review for Dental assistants (including certificate renewal for Ohio) and other dental professionals provides a comprehensive review.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

25 CE credit hours: 9 current courses, only $99.  And we can customize the package for you too. Nationally recognized & accredited provider in all 50 states.  Questions?  Email:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com  Fast & friendly customer service. Core courses include  (substitutions OK--just email us your desired changes and we'll send you the exact courses you want).

IMPORTANT: Many state dental boards limit the number of CEs allowed per day to 8 credit hours. We strongly advise that no one take more than 8 CEs for credit per day. 

• Infection Control in Dental Settings: Latest CDC 2016 Update - 4 Credit Hourse (4 CEs)
• HIV / AIDS Clinical Review  2 CE credit hours (2 CEs)
  
• Tuberculosis in Dental in Dental Settings - 2 CE credit hours (2 CEs)
• Medical Emergencies Management - 3 Credit Hours (3 CEs)
• Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management - 2 Credit Hours  (2 CEs) 
  
• Oral Pathology Review - 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Local Anesthetics Review - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Domestic Violence & Identifying Abuse in Dentistry - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Diabetes Management: An Interdisciplinary Approach - 4 Credit Hours(4 CEs)

Super value:  25 Credit Hours (25 CE) |  Only $99 | Current Materials

6 CEs  Updated for 2018 renewal cycle   This popular package fulfills the Board mandate for Florida licensees. 

• HIV / AIDs Clinical Review 2018
• Domestic Violence & Florida Law 2018

• Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management 2018

 25 CE credit hours:  Best FLORIDA value - 9 current courses, only $99. Academy of General Dentistry recognized provider #373218 & accredited provider in Florida #50-19593 and all 50 states. Questions?  Email:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com  Fast & friendly customer service. Core courses for Florida updated in 2017. 

• Infection Control in the Dental Setting: CDC Updates 2016 | 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Diabetes Management: Interdisciplinary Approach - 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• HIV / AIDS Clinical Review & Florida Update 2 CE credit hours (2 CEs) *Florida
  
• Medical Emergencies Management - 3 Credit Hours (3 CEs)
• Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management - 2 Credit Hours  (2 CEs) *Florida 
  
• Oral Pathology Review - 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Local Anesthetics Review - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Domestic Violence & Identifying Abuse with Florida Law - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs) *Florida
• Tuberculosis Overview in Clinical Settings | Associated Oral Path -  2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)

Super value:  25 Credit Hours (25 CE) |  Only $99 | Current Materials including Florida Law where required.

25 CEs  for $99. Our best value for California dental license renewal. All courses current for 2018. California Registered Provider #5100 - Board approved Calif courses in for 2018. We can customize your course choices too. Send us an email:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com

Dentists can take up to 25 CEs with self-study online courses. RDHs & RDAs can take up to 12.5 CEs online. We offer a 13 CE package for RDHs & RDAs.

IMPORTANT: you may only take 8 credit hours per day per the Dental Board of California per Title 16 Calif Code of Regulations Sections 1016 and 1017. Your use of MyDentalCE.com courses means you agree to abide by DBC regulations, and that you shall hold MDC harmless and not liable for any issues that may arise with non-compliance to DBC regulations by taking more than 8 hours CE per day.

Package includes:  

• Infection Control OSHA Focus | DBC Approved 2018
• Calif Dental Practice Act  | DBC Approved 2018
• Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Annual Review | Updated for 2018
• OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 
• Radiation Safety  |  Patient Selection per current FDA Guidelines
• Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management   
• Oral Pathology Review   
• Medical Emergency Management
• HIPAA for Dental Offices
• HIV / AIDS Review & Clinical Considerations 
• Local Anesthetic Review
• Patient Records

25 CEs  Best value for California dental license renewal. All courses current for 2018. California Registered Provider #5100 - Board approved Calif courses in for 2018.  We can customize your course choices too. Send us an email:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com

Dentists can take up to 25 CEs with self-study online courses. RDH & RDA can take up to 12.5 CEs. We offer a 13 CE package for RDH & RDAs.

IMPORTANT: you may take only 8 credit hours per day per the Dental Board of California per Title 16 Calif Code of Regulations Sections 1016 and 1017. Your use of MyDentalCE.com courses means you agree to abide by DBC regulations and that you hold MDC harmless and not liable for any issues that may arise with non-compliance to DBC regulations by taking more than 8 hours CE per day.

Package includes:  

• Infection Control OSHA Focus | DBC Approved 2018 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Calif Dental Practice Act | DBC Approved 2018 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Oral Pathology Review - 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Medical Emergency Management - 3 Credit Hours (3 CEs)
• HIV / AIDS Review & Clinical Considerations -2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Local Anesthetic Review 2 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Tuberculosis Overview: Clinical Manifestations, Diagnosis, and Patient Management – 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Infection Control in Dental Settings:  CDC 2016 /  Most current Guidelines – 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Diabetes Dental Management: An Interdisciplinary Approach – 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)

13 CEs package for California dental professionals. RP#5100. Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) nationally recognized provider #373218.

Courses include:

• Infection Control OSHA Focus | Updated 2018 (2 CEs - board mandated)
• California Dental Practice Act  (2 CEs - board mandated)
• Diabetes: An Interdisciplinary Approach in Dentistry (4 CEs)
• Medical Emergency Management Review (3 CEs)
• Tuberculosis: Clinical Overview in Dentistry (2 CEs)

RDAs & RDHs can take up to 12.5 CEs online self-study. That's why we created this 13 CE package.

IMPORTANT: you may only take 8 credit hours per day per the Dental Board of California per Title 16 Calif Code of Regulations Sections 1016 and 1017.

We happily will substitute other courses, Just send us your request by email:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com

CA Dental Practice Act

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will:

• Understand the role of the Dental Board of California.
• Understand elements of licensure and license renewal.
• Review the 2017 updates from the Dental Board of California.

Course Description:

This course meets the Dental Board of California (DBC) standards for a comprehensive review of the California Dental Practice Act (CDPA). All licensed dental professionals are mandated by the California Code of Regulation 1600 to receive instruction before each license renewal period. The course covers basics about the governing board, statutory mandates about the scope of dental practice for auxiliaries, laws governing the prescription of drugs, mandatory reporting requirements for abuse, license renewal information, ethics and the law based on state and national associations’ interpretations for dental professionals. This course also includes the most recent March 2017 updates and alerts from the Dental Board, including Board Recommendations for Pediatric Sedation. The CDPA course is suitable for all members of the dental team and can be purchased as part of a license renewal package which includes Infection Control OSHA Focus 2017.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

Bloodborne Pathogens 2018 OSHA Review

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

Howard Boone, MD

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard Training Requirements.
• Know State and Federal OSHA Guidelines Standard Precaution Measures.
• Identify Strategies to Prevent Occupational Exposures To Bloodborne Pathogens.
• Identify Personal Protection Equipment for Dental Personnel.
• Know OSHA Post-Accidental Exposure Protocols.

Course Description:

For dental health care personnel infection and communicable disease can lead to illness, disability and loss of work time. In addition, patients, family members and community contacts can become exposed and may become ill or suffer permanent after effects. Infection control from bloodborne pathogens in the clinical dental setting is regulated by OSHA and mandated for many healthcare professions, including dentistry. The emphasis of training is prevention of infection from the clinical and practical knowledge of bloodborne pathogen management. This course reviews basic OSHA guidelines, discuses major categories of bloodborne pathogens, and offers practical clinical support to use best available practices.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

4 CEs  New 2018 course features an important approach to Diabetes Management with an Interdisciplinary Team:  Dental, Ophthalmology, Pharmacy and Podiatry to help the health care team manage the diabetic patient. Tips and clinical resources are plentiful in this material andbased on the Health People 2020 Objective. Diabetes is rampant in the USA, and many times first observed in a dental clinical setting. The material is prevention and disease management oriented. 

Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) nationally recognized provider #373218.

2 CEs  This course is specifically designed for Dental Laboratory personnel to fulfill the OSHA annual  requirement for Infection Control training. All of the major infection control issues are discussed including protocols on how to manage cases between the dental office and the lab, cleaning procedures for cases and for lab equipment, and resources to comply with OSHA. Includes specific instructions for labs and dental offices to work together to prevent contamination. We can offer a deep discount for group orders. Welcome questions of any kind. Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) nationally recognized provider #373218.

(530) 238-5333
CEsupport@mydentalce.com

Domestic Violence and Identifying Abuse Florida

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand risk factors for domestic and intimate partner violence (IPV)
• List the signs and symptoms of domestic violence, including dental evidence.
• Discuss appropriate documentation in cases of suspected domestic violence.

Course Description:

Domestic violence is a major public health problem in the United States. It is classified as a crime in all fifty states. Domestic violence refers to physical, verbal, psychological, sexual or economic abuse used to exert power or control over someone or to prevent someone from free choice. Dental professionals need tools to help them identify signs and symptoms of domestic violence. This course reviews signs and symptoms of domestic violence and assessment tools used to identify victims encountered in dental practice.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

12 CEs  Updated for 2018 renewal cycle:  Core courses for Florida included along with a different set of electives. 

• HIV / AIDs Clinical Review 2018 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Domestic Violence & Florida Law 2018 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management 2018 - 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)
• Infection Control in Dental Settings: Most Current CDC 2016 Guidelines – 4 Credit Hours (4 CEs)
• Tuberculosis Overview: Clinical Manifestations, Diagnosis, and Patient Management – 2 Credit Hours (2 CEs)

Academy of General Dentistry recognized provider #373218 & recognized provider in Florida #50-19593 and all 50 states. Custom packages are happily available for our Florida customers. 10% discount for group order of 3 or more. If you want a custom package, please email us your course requests:  CEsupport@mydentalce.com and we will set you up. Suitable for all members of the dental team.  Courses are also available individually. 100% Satisfaction & Fast Certificate upon course completion.

Oral Pathology Review

Credit hours/CE: 4

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Remember major examples of oral pathology included in the course survey.
• Recognize the major characteristics of the types of oral pathology as presented.
• Understand major aspects of differential diagnosis (DDX).
• Know major aspects of treatment, management, and prognosis.

Course Description:

This course is a refresher course of fairly common oral pathology conditions. A very strong background in clinical dental practice is assumed for this course. The course is most suitable for dentists and dental hygienists who want a good review with clinical case presentations with radiographs to support the text. However, the course would be a useful summary and review for all dental team members who want to familiarize themselves with oral pathology in clinical practice. This course is AGD CERP approved for four hours of continuing education credit, and fulfills credit hours toward license renewal. Individuals should check with their state licensing boards for exact requirements for dental license renewal.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

Local Anesthetics Review

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Review and know the most commonly used local anesthetics in clinical dentistry.
• Understand the criteria for anesthetic choice based on the procedure and the patient’s medical history.
• Identify common anatomical landmarks used in the administration of a local anesthetic.
• Review types of injections used for particular procedures and need for profound anesthesia.
• Know the difference between infiltration and nerve block anesthetic applications.

Course Description:

This course is a comprehensive review of the most commonly used local anesthetics and their properties, an anatomy review of knowledge necessary for proper placement of local anesthetics and a review of commonly used injection types and their indications for use. This course is suitable for dentists and hygienists who are licensed by their state boards to administer local anesthesia and who require a continuing education course in local anesthetics for license renewal. This is an AGD CERP approved course in all 50 states.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

Medical Emergency Management

Credit hours/CE: 3

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand steps to prepare the dental office for a medical emergency.
• Identify the most common dental office medical emergencies and protocols for management.
• Review steps in administering CPR.
• Know the office emergency plan.

Course Description:

This continuing education course is designed for all dental staff members to be a comprehensive review of basic medical emergency management protocols in the dental office in order to fulfill license renewal requirements. Many state dental boards require a course in medical emergency management and it is up to individual licensees to know their state board requirements.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

Medical Error Prevention: Risk Management

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• List nine safety goals for dental practice.
• List proximal factors contributing to medical errors.
• Know the responsibilities of dentists or dental healthcare staff when an adverse event or error occurs.

Course Description:

Medical errors leading to adverse events can occur in dentistry. Dental healthcare professionals have a responsibility to be aware of the risks of medical errors, to be proactive with strategies that prevent or minimize medical errors, to ensure the absolute safety of dental patients and minimize malpractice liability. This course reviews the most common medical errors likely to occur in the practice of dentistry and how to prevent those errors.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

Domestic Violence and Identifying Abuse All States

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand risk factors for domestic and intimate partner violence (IPV)
• List the signs and symptoms of domestic violence, including dental evidence.
• Discuss appropriate documentation in cases of suspected domestic violence.

Course Description:

Domestic violence is a major public health problem in the United States. It is classified as a crime in all fifty states. Domestic violence refers to physical, verbal, psychological, sexual or economic abuse used to exert power or control over someone or to prevent someone from free choice. Dental professionals need tools to help them identify signs and symptoms of domestic violence. This course reviews signs and symptoms of domestic violence and assessment tools used to identify victims encountered in dental practice.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.

HIV | AIDS Review

Credit hours/CE: 2

Sources/Editor/Author

MaryLou Austin, RDH, MS, Health Science Editor

Michelle Jameson, MA, Health Science Editor

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand the definitions and differences between HIV and AIDS.
• Identify major clinical manifestations, including major oral lesions associated with HIV/ AIDS.
• Review treatment options and appropriate referral protocols.
• Use appropriate standard precautions and rigorous infection control protocols.
• Know best practices and protocols for post-exposure reporting.

Course Description:

For many years, a diagnosis of HIV infection or AIDS was a death sentence. Then, highly effective anti-retroviral medications were discovered. Despite all advances in precautions and treatment, HIV continues to be greatly feared. This course provides information to dental practitioners regarding how to identify clinical manifestations of AIDS, treatment options and protocols, standard precautions and infection control protocols and post-exposure protocols in efforts to stop the spread of the disease to patients and practitioners.

MyDentalCE.com accepts no commercial support for any of our courses. All sources/editors/authors for all MDC courses have signed conflict of interest declarations on file at MyDentalCE.com.