Restorative Dentistry Course
Fundamentals of Restorative Dentistry – Caries Management and Direct Restorations provides a comprehensive review of caries prevention, risk assessment, diagnosis, and management using both restorative and non-restorative treatment approaches. It addresses the scientific foundations, recordkeeping principles, and informed consent requirements related to direct restorative procedures.
This course is suitable for general practitioners at all stages of practice, offering value to clinicians seeking to refresh core concepts, update clinical protocols, and strengthen decision-making aligned with current standard of care.
Fundamentals of Restorative Dentistry – Caries Management and Direct Restorations
Learning Objectives
- Explain the essential requirements for competent practice in caries management by risk assessment and direct restorations.
- Describe the essential charting elements and content required to satisfy professional, legal and ethical expectations for documenting restorative dentistry care related to caries management and direct restorations.
- Identify deficiencies and opportunities to address these deficiencies and strengthen their own practice by applying principles learned in this course to improve their practice.
Mandatory Knowledge Assessment
- Participants must attend the full 3-hour session and successfully complete an independent, multiple-choice knowledge assessment within two weeks.
- The assessment follows the PET administration protocols and is completed online with a time limit of 2 hours. A minimum score of 18/25 is required and provides one opportunity to re-take for those who score lower than 18/25.
- No partial CE points or category 2 points are provided for participants who do not attempt or who do not successfully complete the knowledge assessment.
Course Schedule & Registration Information
CE Points: Category 1 – 4 CE points
Fee: Per Western’s guidelines
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