Looking for free dental CE webinars this week? We've rounded up some of the top live dental continuing education opportunities taking place August 31–September 6, 2026.

This week's featured dental CE courses cover xerostomia management, modern prophylaxis protocols, nutrition and oral health, peri-implantitis prevention, dry mouth treatment, and productive dental scheduling. These webinars offer live continuing education credits and practical education for dentists, hygienists, dental assistants, and dental teams.

Below are this week's featured live dental CE opportunities.

Live Dental CE Opportunities This Week

Here are the live dental CE webinars happening August 31–September 6, 2026.

Advancing Xerostomia Care: The Role of Molecular Iodine Oral Rinses in Treatment and Management

Date: Monday, August 31, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
Presenter: Dr. Kirsten Roling, DDS
Sponsor: ioTech International

Dry mouth can create challenges that extend far beyond patient discomfort. Reduced salivary flow can affect oral tissues, increase disease risk, and make it more difficult for patients to maintain a healthy oral environment.

This live dental CE webinar examines xerostomia and the potential role of molecular iodine oral rinses in its treatment and management. Dr. Kirsten Roling will review the causes, symptoms, and complications associated with dry mouth while exploring the antimicrobial properties of molecular iodine and how they may be incorporated into patient care.

Participants will gain practical strategies for identifying xerostomia, educating patients about its oral health effects, and developing treatment protocols designed to improve comfort and reduce complications associated with dry mouth.

What you'll learn:

  • Common causes, symptoms, and complications of xerostomia
  • How reduced salivary function affects oral health
  • The antimicrobial properties of molecular iodine
  • How molecular iodine oral rinses may be used in xerostomia management
  • Strategies for incorporating rinses into patient care
  • Approaches for reducing dry mouth symptoms
  • Methods for improving patient comfort
  • Ways to help reduce the risk of oral infections associated with xerostomia

This course is ideal for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental therapists, and dental teams interested in xerostomia, preventive dentistry, oral medicine, and patient comfort.

Register

The Reinvented Prophy: Elevating Evidence-Based, Biofilm-Focused Care

Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
Presenter: Katrina M. Sanders, MEd, BSDH, RDH, RF
Sponsor: Hager Worldwide

The traditional prophylaxis appointment is often described simply as a "cleaning," but modern preventive dentistry requires a much broader understanding of biofilm, disease risk, patient behavior, and individualized care.

This live dental CE webinar challenges clinicians to rethink the traditional prophy appointment using an evidence-based, biofilm-focused approach. Katrina Sanders will explore how risk assessment, whole-mouth biofilm management, patient visualization, and personalized preventive recommendations can be incorporated into the hygiene visit.

Participants will learn practical ways to elevate preventive care while helping patients better understand the connection between biofilm management and long-term oral health.

What you'll learn:

  • How to evaluate current prophylaxis workflows
  • Evidence-based approaches to biofilm management
  • Strategies for incorporating risk assessment into preventive care
  • Whole-mouth approaches to reducing biofilm
  • The importance of often-overlooked biofilm reservoirs
  • Ways to personalize preventive recommendations
  • Patient communication strategies that support better home care
  • Technologies that can improve the hygiene appointment
  • Techniques for improving the patient experience
  • How hygienists can strengthen their role as preventive healthcare providers

This course is ideal for dental hygienists, dentists, dental assistants, and dental teams interested in preventive dentistry, biofilm management, periodontal health, and evidence-based hygiene protocols.

Register

Nutrition and Oral Health: The Bi-Directional Link Driving the Oral Microbiome, Periodontal Outcomes and Healing

Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
Presenter: Dr. Kirsten Roling, DDS
Sponsor: ioTech International

Nutrition influences far more than a patient's general health. Dietary patterns and nutritional deficiencies can affect the oral microbiome, periodontal tissues, inflammation, caries risk, wound healing, and the success of dental treatment.

This live dental CE webinar explores the two-way relationship between nutrition and oral health. Dr. Kirsten Roling will examine how dietary factors can contribute to oral disease while also discussing how oral health problems may affect a patient's nutritional status.

The course will also explore connections between nutrition and systemic conditions, helping dental professionals identify nutrition-related risk factors and incorporate simple screening and patient education strategies into everyday clinical care.

What you'll learn:

  • The bi-directional relationship between nutrition and oral health
  • How nutrition affects the integrity of oral tissues
  • How oral disease can influence nutritional status
  • The relationship between nutrition and the oral microbiome
  • How dietary patterns may contribute to microbial dysbiosis
  • Nutrients important for gingival health and collagen production
  • How nutritional deficiencies may contribute to periodontal breakdown
  • The role of nutrition in post-operative healing
  • Nutritional considerations for extractions and dental implants
  • Chairside strategies for identifying nutrition-related risk factors

This course is ideal for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental therapists, and dental teams interested in preventive care, periodontal health, nutrition, oral-systemic health, and patient education.

Register

Peri-Implantitis: What Your Patient Can Do to Avoid Losing the Implant — and What You Can Do to Avoid Losing the Patient

Date: Thursday, September 3, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 Live CEU
Presenters: Dr. Herb Moskowitz, DDS and Dr. Arun Garg, DMD
Sponsors: ioTech International and Implant Seminars

Dental implants can provide predictable long-term results, but successful treatment does not end when the restoration is delivered. Maintaining healthy peri-implant tissues requires both effective professional care and consistent home hygiene.

This live dental CE webinar examines the growing clinical concern surrounding peri-implantitis and implant failure. Dr. Herb Moskowitz and Dr. Arun Garg will discuss the factors that contribute to peri-implant disease and strategies dental teams can use to help patients protect their implants.

Participants will also explore patient education and home-care protocols designed to increase patient involvement in maintaining peri-implant health and reducing preventable complications.

What you'll learn:

  • Common causes of peri-implant disease
  • Factors associated with dental implant failure
  • The importance of maintaining healthy peri-implant tissues
  • Office-based strategies for supporting implant health
  • Home-care recommendations for dental implant patients
  • How daily oral hygiene affects implant longevity
  • Strategies for improving patient participation in implant maintenance
  • Ways to educate patients about their responsibility for long-term implant health
  • Preventive approaches designed to reduce future implant complications

This course is ideal for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental therapists, implant clinicians, and dental teams interested in implant dentistry, peri-implantitis prevention, periodontal care, and patient education.

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The Dry Mouth Dilemma: Identify, Treat and Protect

Date: Friday, September 4, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
Presenter: Dr. Kirsten Roling, DDS
Sponsor: Dr. Jen Natural Oral Care

Xerostomia is more than an uncomfortable feeling. Reduced saliva can increase a patient's risk of caries, erosion, oral infections, difficulty swallowing, altered taste, halitosis, and other complications that can significantly affect quality of life.

This live dental CE webinar provides a practical approach to identifying and treating dry mouth. Dr. Kirsten Roling will review medications, systemic conditions, cancer therapies, dehydration, lifestyle factors, and other common contributors to xerostomia while discussing chairside assessment and individualized treatment strategies.

Participants will also explore salivary stimulants and substitutes, hydration strategies, dietary counseling, preventive care, and the emerging use of nano-hydroxyapatite for patients who have reduced natural salivary protection.

What you'll learn:

  • The difference between xerostomia and salivary gland hypofunction
  • Common signs and symptoms of dry mouth
  • Medications and systemic conditions associated with xerostomia
  • How to perform a practical chairside dry-mouth assessment
  • How reduced saliva affects caries and oral disease risk
  • Salivary stimulants and saliva substitutes
  • Hydration and dietary recommendations
  • Preventive strategies for high-risk patients
  • The potential role of nano-hydroxyapatite
  • How to develop individualized dry-mouth treatment plans

This course is ideal for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental therapists, and dental teams interested in xerostomia, oral medicine, caries prevention, geriatric dentistry, and patient comfort.

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The Art of Scheduling Productively

Date: Friday, September 4, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM–1:00 PM ET / 8:00–10:00 AM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Seminar
Credits: 2 CEUs
Presenter: Jeff Santone, MA Economics
Provider: MGE Management Experts

A productive dental schedule isn't simply about filling every available appointment. Poor scheduling can lead to unnecessary downtime, frequent cancellations, rushed appointments, late lunches, overtime, and unnecessary stress for both the doctor and the dental team.

This free live-stream seminar focuses on systems for creating a more organized and productive dental schedule. Participants will explore strategies for reducing cancellations and no-shows, placing procedures more effectively throughout the day, accommodating new patients and emergencies, and keeping the practice on schedule.

The course also examines how dental practices can structure scheduling policies around production goals while maintaining a smoother, more predictable workday.

What you'll learn:

  • The basic structure of a productive dental scheduling system
  • Strategies for creating a consistently productive schedule
  • Common reasons behind cancellations and no-shows
  • Methods for reducing last-minute schedule disruptions
  • How to organize different procedure types within the schedule
  • Strategies for achieving daily production goals
  • Ways to accommodate new patients quickly
  • How to handle same-day dental emergencies
  • Techniques for staying on schedule throughout the day
  • Scheduling policies that can improve practice efficiency

This course is designed primarily for dentists and dental practice owners interested in scheduling, practice management, production, reducing cancellations, and improving dental office efficiency. Registration includes the doctor, a spouse, and one staff member.

Register

Stay Current with Weekly Dental CE Webinars

Dental continuing education helps clinicians and dental teams stay current with preventive care, oral medicine, periodontal health, patient education, clinical protocols, and practice management strategies.

This week's free live dental CE webinars provide education on xerostomia management, biofilm-focused preventive care, nutrition and oral health, peri-implantitis prevention, dry mouth treatment, and productive dental scheduling. Together, these courses offer practical strategies dental professionals can use to improve patient care and strengthen everyday clinical and practice workflows.

Check back next week for more free live dental CE webinars and continuing education opportunities.


Chris Lewandowski

Published August 31, 2026

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