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Module 2 of the medical emergencies CPD topic explains the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Module 3 of the medical emergencies CPD topic explains how to deal with medical emergencies involving compromised airways. The dental team must be prepared for situations where a person’s life is in danger. This includes recognising the type of medical emergency, reacting quickly and giving the right treatment.

Module 4 of the medical emergencies CPD topic focuses on how to deal with medical emergencies resulting from epilepsy. The dental team must be prepared for situations where a person’s life is in danger. This includes recognising the type of epileptic seizure, reacting quickly and giving the right treatment.

Module 5 of the medical emergencies CPD topic focuses on how to deal with medical emergencies that can result in collapse of the casualty. The dental team must be prepared for situations where a person’s life is in danger. This includes recognising the causes of collapse, reacting quickly and giving the right treatment.

Module 6 of the medical emergencies CPD topic aims to refresh your understanding of first aid measures that can be taken in an effort to avoid more serious complications such as loss of consciousness and the need for BLS. This module deals with wounds, burns, fractures and shock.

The aim of this module is to inform of medical histories and blood conditions which affect treatment and planning and give an insight of how to manage these conditions. 

This CPD provides an overview of how work-life balance can be managed, briefly summarizes the job demands-resources theory and makes recommendation for stress management techniques.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the role of the Treatment Coordinator (TCO) within modern UK dentistry. Learners will explore the evolution of the TCO role, its purpose within the patient journey, and its contribution to both patient care and practice success. The course examines the key responsibilities, skills, and professional standards required of a Treatment Coordinator, including effective communication, patient support, case acceptance, financial discussions, and ethical considerations.

This course is designed to support care home staff in developing the knowledge and confidence required to promote and maintain good oral health for residents. Oral health is an essential part of overall health, wellbeing and quality of life, and can significantly impact an individual\'s comfort, nutrition, communication, self-esteem and dignity.

The course explores the importance of person-centred oral health care within the care home setting, helping learners understand the unique oral health needs of older adults and individuals living with dementia, physical disabilities and complex medical conditions. Learners will gain an understanding of how to carry out and support effective daily oral hygiene practices, including toothbrushing, interdental cleaning, denture care and the use of appropriate oral health products.

Throughout the course, learners will develop an awareness of common oral health conditions and concerns, understand the role of diet in maintaining oral health, and recognise when oral health changes require escalation or referral to a dental professional. The course also highlights the importance of promoting independence through a prompt, encourage and support approach while maintaining residents\' dignity and personal preferences.

In addition, learners will explore the importance of oral health assessments, individualised care planning, accurate record keeping and effective communication with residents, families, care home teams and healthcare professionals. By completing this course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge needed to contribute to the delivery of safe, effective and compassionate oral health care within the care home environment.

The module is aimed at all of the dental team. Sustainability is increasingly important in dentistry. All dental practices have a measurable environmental and social footprint.

This course examines recent reforms to NHS dental contracts, focusing on how the April 2026 changes aim to address shortcomings of the 2006 Units of Dental Activity (UDA) system. It explores the shift toward improving patient access, prioritising urgent care, and strengthening preventive approaches in dentistry.

Disability Awareness in Dental Practice is an online course designed to help dental professionals provide accessible, inclusive, and person-centred care for patients with disabilities. Learners will explore the meaning of disability, understand the barriers patients may face, and develop effective communication skills while meeting legal and professional responsibilities. The course also covers reasonable adjustments, dignity, respect, and practical strategies to improve access, patient experience, and oral health outcomes.