Looking for free dental CE webinars this week? We’ve rounded up several live, interactive dental continuing education opportunities happening June 8–14, 2026, along with newly released on-demand dental CE courses you can complete on your own schedule.
This week’s featured dental CE courses focus on composite restorative materials, chameleon-effect composite technology, vital pulp therapy in pediatric dentistry, practical laser dentistry, and the oral health implications of sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait.
Below are this week’s featured live and on-demand dental CE opportunities.
Live Dental CE Opportunities This Week
Here are the live dental CE webinars happening June 8–14, 2026.
Seeing is Believing: Visual Transformation Technology in Composite Restorations
Date: Monday, June 8, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 Live, Interactive CEU
Presenter: Dr. Marc Geissberger
Sponsor: VOCO America
Composite restorative dentistry continues to evolve rapidly, with new materials, technologies, and techniques giving clinicians more options than ever before. At the same time, increased patient expectations for esthetics and long-term clinical performance can make material selection and restorative workflows feel overwhelming.
This live dental CE webinar explores recent trends in composite restorative materials, with a focus on demystifying chameleon technology. Dr. Marc Geissberger will discuss how newer composite systems are helping clinicians simplify shade selection, reduce layering complexity, limit inventory, and create more life-like restorations.
A major focus of the course is how modern composite materials can visually adapt to surrounding tooth structure. By understanding the principles behind the chameleon effect, clinicians can make more confident decisions when selecting materials and planning direct composite restorations.
The webinar will also review a systematic approach to efficient and beautiful composite restorations, helping practitioners understand which materials are best suited for simplified restorative workflows.
What you’ll learn:
- New advances in composite materials that provide a true chameleon effect with fewer shades
- How chameleon technology can simplify composite restorative procedures
- How to reduce layering complexity while maintaining esthetic outcomes
- A systematic approach to efficient and beautiful composite restorations
- Which materials lend themselves to simplified composite workflows
- How newer composite systems can help clinicians limit inventory
- How to establish life-like restorations in esthetic cases
- Practical strategies for improving confidence with direct composite restorations
This course is ideal for dentists interested in restorative dentistry, esthetic composite placement, simplified shade selection, direct restorations, and modern composite material technology.
Vital Pulp Therapy Today: Advancing Care in Primary and Young Permanent Dentition
Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT
Format: Virtual, Live Interactive Webinar
Credits: 1 Live, Interactive CEU
Presenter: Dr. Carla Cohn
Sponsor: VOCO America
Modern vital pulp therapy does not need to be complicated. With the right materials, protocols, and clinical decision-making, dental teams can provide predictable pulp therapy for primary teeth and young permanent dentition while improving comfort and confidence chairside.
This clinically focused dental CE webinar reviews current vital pulp therapy materials and practical approaches for managing the pulp in pediatric and young permanent teeth. Dr. Carla Cohn will guide attendees through evidence-based pulpotomy techniques designed to improve outcomes and reduce stress during everyday pediatric dental care.
The course emphasizes practical decision-making, including how to evaluate newer vital pulp therapy materials, understand their indications, and apply current protocols in primary and young permanent dentition. Attendees will learn how to integrate efficient, clinically realistic methods that support long-term success.
This webinar is especially relevant for clinicians who treat children, adolescents, and young patients with developing permanent teeth, as well as dental teams looking to improve consistency in pulp therapy procedures.
What you’ll learn:
- How to evaluate new vital pulp therapy materials
- Indications and advantages of current pulp therapy materials in pediatric care
- Evidence-based protocols for pulpotomy procedures
- How to perform predictable pulpotomies in primary teeth
- How to manage vital pulp therapy in young permanent dentition
- Practical methods to improve chairside efficiency
- How to reduce stress during pediatric pulp therapy cases
- Strategies for improving patient comfort and long-term clinical success
This course is ideal for pediatric dentists, general dentists, dental assistants, and dental teams involved in primary tooth care, young permanent dentition, pulpotomy procedures, and pediatric restorative dentistry.
On-Demand Dental CE Courses Available This Week
In addition to this week’s live dental CE webinars, several newly released on-demand dental CE courses are available for clinicians who want flexible continuing education options.
Laser Dentistry in the Real World: Practical Applications for Restorative, Surgical, and Aesthetic Cases
Release Date: June 2, 2026
Expiration Date: June 2, 2029
Format: On-Demand Dental CE Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
AGD Subject Code: 135
Presenter: Dr. Tony Carreon
Sponsor: Light Instruments
Laser dentistry has moved beyond theory and into everyday clinical practice. Today, lasers can support a wide range of restorative, surgical, and aesthetic procedures by helping clinicians improve precision, efficiency, and patient experience.
This on-demand dental CE webinar explores real-world applications of laser dentistry and shows how laser technology can be integrated into daily workflows. Dr. Tony Carreon shares practical clinical insights and case-based examples to help clinicians understand where lasers can make a meaningful difference.
The course reviews how laser-assisted dentistry may help minimize discomfort, reduce the need for anesthesia in certain procedures, improve clinical efficiency, and support patient acceptance. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how lasers can be used across different treatment categories and how to apply laser protocols with greater confidence.
Rather than focusing only on theory, this webinar is designed to help clinicians identify practical opportunities for laser use in restorative, surgical, and aesthetic cases.
What you’ll learn:
- Fundamental clinical advantages of laser dentistry
- How lasers may support restorative, surgical, and aesthetic procedures
- Procedures where laser technology can improve efficiency and precision
- How laser dentistry may enhance patient comfort
- Practical protocols for integrating lasers into everyday workflows
- How laser-assisted treatment can improve patient experience
- How lasers may support case acceptance
- Techniques for minimally invasive procedures with predictable outcomes
This course is ideal for dentists interested in laser dentistry, minimally invasive procedures, restorative workflows, soft-tissue procedures, aesthetic dentistry, and patient-centered clinical technology.
Hidden Diseases Associated with Sickle Cell Disease and the Sickle Cell Trait: Impacts on Oral Health
Release Date: June 3, 2026
Expiration Date: June 3, 2029
Format: On-Demand Dental CE Webinar
Credits: 1 CEU
AGD Subject Code: 730
Presenter: Linda Chandler-Jacobs, BS, RDH
Sponsor: VOCO America
Sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait can have effects that extend beyond hematologic health. These conditions may be associated with systemic complications that influence oral tissues, dental development, secondary infections, and dental treatment planning.
This on-demand dental CE webinar explores the relationship between sickle cell disease, sickle cell trait, and oral health. Linda Chandler-Jacobs, BS, RDH, reviews hidden systemic conditions associated with SCD and SCT and explains how chronic hypoxia, inflammation, vascular compromise, and vaso-occlusive complications can affect the dentition and oral tissues.
The course also highlights oral indicators that may suggest underlying systemic disease, including delayed eruption, pulpal necrosis, enamel hypoplasia, and distinctive radiographic bone patterns. Attendees will learn how sickled erythrocytes and vascular occlusion may contribute to oral ischemia and how these conditions can influence dental management.
Because many health history forms may not fully capture sickle cell-related complications, this webinar encourages dental professionals to better understand the broader medical and dental considerations involved in treating patients with SCD or SCT.
What you’ll learn:
- Systemic diseases and complications associated with sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait
- How SCD and SCT may affect oral health and dental treatment planning
- Oral manifestations associated with SCD and SCT
- How to recognize delayed eruption, pulpal necrosis, and enamel hypoplasia
- Radiographic patterns that may be associated with sickle cell-related oral changes
- How sickled erythrocytes and vascular occlusion contribute to oral ischemia
- Best practices for managing dental and medical complexities in patients with SCD or SCT
- How dental teams can better evaluate health history and systemic risk factors
This course is ideal for dentists, dental hygienists, pediatric dental teams, public health clinicians, and dental professionals interested in oral-systemic health, medically complex patients, and evidence-based patient management.
Stay Current with Weekly Dental CE Webinars
Dental continuing education helps clinicians and dental teams stay current with new materials, clinical techniques, technologies, and patient management strategies.
This week’s free live dental CE webinars offer practical training in composite restorative materials, chameleon-effect composite technology, and vital pulp therapy for primary and young permanent dentition. The newly released on-demand CE courses also provide flexible education in laser dentistry and the oral health impacts of sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait.
Check back next week for more free dental CE webinars and continuing education opportunities for the week of June 15, 2026.
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