Become Invisalign certified with our Invisalign® Certification course, Invisalign® Essentials for Complete Dentistry.
Become Invisalign certified with our Invisalign® Certification course, Invisalign® Essentials for Complete Dentistry.
Invisalign® Essentials for Complete Dentistry is a hands-on dental CE course providing a step-by-step roadmap to implement Invisalign® for occlusal disease and sleep breathing disorders, ensuring ideal esthetic outcomes. Learn to use Invisalign® and related technologies predictably, maintaining classic Dawson principles within ClinCheck Pro® software.
This course includes lectures and hands-on exercises to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to implement Invisalign® in your practice immediately. Limited to 20 dentists, who must bring a portable computer with ClinCheck Pro® pre-installed.
The Invisalign® Certification process includes three phases.
Phase 1, Onboarding, offers on-demand, virtual, and in-person training with up to 12 hours of customized support, 1:1 guided case selection, and joining this Dawson course.
Phase 2, Practice Integration, provides you with virtual and in-person support for your first six cases, ongoing clinical support, and tailored training programs.
Phase 3, Scaling Your Invisalign Business, which offers virtual and in-person support, customized assistance, volume-based case discounts, regular check-ins, and access to peer-led education programs through the Align 360 growth program.
Enroll and enjoy access to the New Provider Onboarding Program which includes educational tools, resources, and support needed to confidently implement Invisalign treatment into your practice.
Target Audience: General Dentists, Specialists
Instructor: Dr. Andrew Reingold
CE Credits: 15
CE Codes: #370 Ortho (7.5 P/ 5 L) #180 Occl (0.5 P/ 2.0 L)
Class Hours: Day 1 and 2 – 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuition: $4,850
Recommended Prerequisite: This course is open to all dentists wanting to execute excellent clear aligner treatment
Combining lifelong passions for art and science, Andrew L. Reingold, DMD is considered a leader in comprehensive, cosmetic, and digital dentistry. He is an Associate Faculty Member at The Dawson Academy, Leader for the NY/NJ Dawson Study Club, and is on the Board of Directors for the NY Chapter of The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Reingold graduated from The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and The Mount Sinai School of Medicine’s General Practice Residency in Dentistry. He was awarded the Biotene Award for Excellence in Hospital Dentistry and was the recipient of The 2018 Passion in Dentistry Award. In 2020, after 3D printing COVID PPE for many healthcare first responders, he invented and patented SAFE-AERTM, the Single-Use Aerosol Evacuator; to be the most efficient & least expensive, universal dental-aerosol control. In 2002, in the heart of Manhattan, he founded his private practice, Everlasting Smile, where he is still honored to practice high-tech dentistry with old-fashioned doctor compassion.
Whether you’re new to Dawson or a Dawson Scholar, our electives provide focused training in areas like dentures, Invisalign, TMD, and more. Deepen your clinical expertise with targeted, hands-on learning opportunities on a range of clinical topics.
Running a successful practice goes beyond clinical expertise. Our electives like Dental MBA in a Day focus on the business aspects of practice management, helping you optimize systems, enhance profitability, and improve patient experiences.
Equip your entire team with the knowledge and skills needed to support Complete Dentistry. From dental assistants to hygienists, our electives ensure everyone plays a vital role in delivering exceptional patient care and maximizing practice efficiency.
You’ll gain the confidence and skills to implement Invisalign® effectively for occlusal disease and sleep breathing disorders, ensuring excellent esthetic outcomes. We’ll walk you through the process of case selection, records, biomechanics, and how to utilize ClinCheck Pro® for predictable results.
By integrating Invisalign® into your practice, you’ll expand your treatment offerings, enhance patient satisfaction, and increase your practice’s profitability. You’ll also benefit from ongoing support, peer-led education, and case discounts to help scale your Invisalign business.
Yes! This course includes hands-on exercises where you’ll apply what you’ve learned in real-time. You’ll also develop an Invisalign Progress checklist to monitor your patients effectively, ensuring successful treatment outcomes.
This course is part of a comprehensive three-phase certification process, including customized training, clinical support, and scaling your Invisalign® business. From onboarding to practice integration and scaling, you’ll be supported throughout your journey with Invisalign®.
This course is ideal for general dentists and specialists who want to incorporate Invisalign® into their practice, regardless of experience level. If you’re looking to add clear aligner treatments to your offerings, this course provides the knowledge and tools to do so confidently.
Electives are open to all dental professionals, including dentists, specialists, hygienists, and dental assistants. Most electives do not require previous Dawson Academy courses, making them a great way to enhance your skills in a specific area of dentistry.
Dawson Academy electives cover a range of focused topics, including: Restorative & Esthetics, TMD & Airway, Implants & Prosthetics and Practice & Team Development
Explore the full list of electives here.
Electives are offered in multiple locations across the United States, including Florida, Texas, and other major dental hubs. All courses are taught by experienced Dawson Faculty who actively practice dentistry, ensuring real-world application of the techniques you’ll learn.
It depends on the course. Some electives are hands-on, allowing you to practice techniques. Others are lecture-based but highly interactive with case discussions.
Yes! All electives provide CE credits, with the number of credits varying by course. You’ll receive official documentation upon completion.
You can register directly on The Dawson Academy website or contact our team for assistance. Some courses have limited seating, so early registration is recommended.
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