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IN-PERSON, hands-on & HYBRID COURSEs
calendar 2025-2026 

Unless otherwise stated, these courses will be held in person at McGill University, Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences, Undergraduate Clinic.
For hands-on workshops, please bring your protective eyewear or loupes. 
Lunchboxes are served for full-day courses. 
Please watch for additional courses which will be added as they become available.

 

Exclusive Discounts for McGill Alumni & Staff

We are excited to offer a special discount on our courses for McGill Alumni and McGill staff members. If you're interested in learning more or have any questions, feel free to reach out to us via email.

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28 Mars, 2026 | 8:30 à 13:00 EST

Bien-être et Prévention des Risques Professionnels pour les Professionnels Dentaires

Dans le cadre de cette série de conférences dédiée au bien-être des professionnels dentaires, deux experts partagent des stratégies concrètes et fondées sur des données probantes pour prévenir les troubles musculosquelettiques et mieux gérer le stress professionnel. L’objectif de cet événement est de promouvoir la santé physique et mentale dans le milieu dentaire, tout en offrant des outils pratiques pour améliorer la qualité de vie au travail et prévenir l’épuisement professionnel.

Speaker(s):

Marie-Andrée Lahaie, Ph. D
Bien-être et Prévention des Risques Professionnels pour les Professionnels Dentaires

Credits:

Cours en personne de 4 heures:

Crédits ODQ 4 | Crédits ADA Cerp 4

September 19-20, 2026 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ET

Innovative Mucogingival Techniques for Soft-Tissue Management at Teeth and Implants

Join us for a two-day in-person lecture and hands-on workshop with Dr. Olivier Carcuac, to explore two key topics: innovative mucogingival techniques to treat gingival recession affecting the lower incisors and soft-tissue management around implants.


Considered to be one of the most challenging clinical scenarios to treat, Dr. Carcuac will explore how such critical anatomical factors can be overcome to achieve complete root coverage with a modified version of the free gingival graft. The biological motive, step-by-step procedure, and overall potential will be shown through clinical cases and discussion around a Randomized Clinical Trial comparing FGG and Mod-FGG.


Dr. Carcuac will explore how optimal esthetic outcomes with dental implants often depends on a complex relationship between surgical preparation, implant placement and distribution, soft tissue management in the surgical and restorative phases, and the final prosthesis design. This section of the workshop will focus on strengthening key concepts in soft-tissue augmentation, such as anatomical characteristics, soft tissue responses, and clinical skills, where the Expanded Mesh-FGG Technique will be introduced.

Speaker(s):

Olivier Carcuac, DDS, MSc Perio, PhD
Innovative Mucogingival Techniques for Soft-Tissue Management at Teeth and Implants

Credits:

2-Day Workshop (Lecture and Hands-On Workshop)

ODQ: 24 CE Units
ADA CERP: 16 CE Units

(lecture: 8 hours)

(hands-on: 8 hours)


Early Bird Pricing ends on April 19th, 2026!

September 25, 2026 – November 22, 2026

Master the Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry with Confidence

Join us for a comprehensive Implant Foundations training program designed for general dentists seeking to confidently begin placing dental implants. This program integrates in‑depth didactic instruction, immersive hands‑on workshops, and two full-days of live‑patient surgery.

From September 25 to November 22, 2026, participants will complete three structured, in‑person modules led by Dr. Natalie Wong, with guest instructors Drs. Beatrice Leung and Thomas Nguyen. The curriculum covers fundamental implant principles, surgical protocols, and restorative workflows, complemented by extensive hands‑on training using advanced models and guided systems.

Participants will gain supervised live‑surgery experience by completing four live‑patient surgical cases at the Faculty dental clinic, reinforcing safe, predictable, and evidence‑based implant placement.

Speaker(s):

Dr. Natalie Wong
Master the Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry with Confidence

Credits:

ODQ: 105 CE Units
21 CE Units (lecture: 21 hours)
84 CE Units (hands-on: 42 hours)

ADA CERP: 63 CE Units
21 CE Units (lecture: 21 hours)
42 CE Units (hands-on: 42 hours)

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