Oral Surgery CPD near Oxford
Oral Surgery courses in Oxford
2 oral surgery courses run within 25 miles of Oxford, 2 of them with dates or bookable on request. The next dated course is Diploma in Implant Dentistry (BCDIS, Avik Dandapat), next: 23 oct 2026. Courses appear here when their venue is within reach of Oxford, so a course held in a nearby town is listed too.
2 courses listed, 2 with dates or bookable on request
| Course | Provider | Next date | Where | CPD | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diploma in Implant Dentistry (BCDIS, Avik Dandapat) | British College of Dental Implant Surgery (BCDIS) | Next: 23 Oct 2026 | Twyford, Berkshire | 480 CPD | £20,000 |
| Dermal Fillers Level 3 (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty) | Dr Bob Khanna Training Institute | Next: 25 Nov 2026 | Reading | 7 CPD | £1,750 |
Upcoming Courses
2Courses with confirmed dates, shown first so learners can book the next available sessions.
Diploma in Implant Dentistry (BCDIS, Avik Dandapat)
A modular implant programme directed by Avik Dandapat, combining planning, surgical and restorative training with supervised clinical experience.
Course provider
British College of Dental Implant Surgery (BCDIS)
Dermal Fillers Level 3 (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty)
Non-surgical rhinoplasty is one of the most advanced and high-risk filler treatments, and this course from the Dr Bob Khanna Training Institute in.
Course provider
Dr Bob Khanna Training Institute
FAQ
Oral Surgery courses in Oxford, common questions
Can a general dentist do surgical extractions after a course?
Yes, within their competence and with appropriate indemnity. Oral surgery courses are designed to extend what a general dentist can safely do and to sharpen the decision on when to refer to a specialist oral surgeon.
Are oral surgery courses verifiable CPD?
Under the GDC Enhanced CPD scheme dentists need 100 hours of verifiable CPD in each five-year cycle, with at least 10 hours in any two consecutive years. Check that the provider issues a certificate that states the hours, the learning outcomes and the GDC development outcomes it maps to.
What is the difference between an oral surgery masterclass and a diploma?
A masterclass is usually one or two days on a specific skill such as suturing or wisdom teeth. Diplomas and postgraduate certificates run over a year with assessed cases and a formal qualification.
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