The EduQual accredited Level 7 Certificate in Implant Dentistry is a part time program of 1-3 years duration delivered jointly by the Cambridge Academy of Dental Implantology (UK) and The Implant Institute (Perth, WA).  The qualification is accredited by the regulated UK awarding body, EduQual and is aligned with the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF), allowing use of the postnominals Grad Cert (Imp Dent).

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This program is suitable for beginners and experienced implant dentists.  We run 2 cohorts each year, with intakes in September 2024 and January 2025.

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This program utilises a blend of online theory, a practical skills week and supervised clinical casework in your own region, providing postgraduate qualification opportunities with reduced disruption to your practice.

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If you are already an experienced implant dentist you may apply for exemption from the direct supervision requirements for the Clinical Cases module, and submit Case Reports of your own cases.

 

MODULES:

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Module 1:  Patient Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment Planning (online delivery). 15 credits

Online

September 2024 intake:  23 September - 3 November 2024

January 2025 intake:  6 January 2025 - 16 February 2025

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Module 2:  Preclinical Practical Skills Week. 15 credits

Perth, WA

September 2024 & January 2025 intakes:  3-8 February 2025

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Module 3.  Implant Prosthodontics and Occlusion (online delivery). 15 credits​

Online

September 2024 intake:  11 November 2024 - 15 December 2024

January 2025 intake:  24 February 2024 - 30 March 2024

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Module 4:  Clinical Cases.  15 credits

3 year limit for completion

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​This 60 credit program requires a total of 600 notional hours of study.

After successful completion the EquQual accredited Level 7 Certificate in Implant Dentistry (GradCert) is awarded​

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Course fee:  A$17,300 + GST

Can be paid in up to 2 instalments after registration securing fee of A$1,500

The course fees cover the Theory Components and the Practical Skills Hands-on Component. For the Clinical Cases Component (Module 4), patient treatment fees (minus lab and implant expenses) are forwarded to your individual Clinical Tutor who mentors and directly supervises your procedures in your region. Some dentists like to subsidise their patient's fees as an incentive. Students may also nominate a suitable Mentor who they work with to be accredited for the purpose of supervising their cases.

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DOWNLOAD THE GRAD CERT PROGRAMME SPECIFICATION

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