Aesthetic Training Courses for Dentists

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Cosmetic Injectables Training Courses For Dentists

Dentists, did you know that offering cosmetic injectables in your dental practice is an excellent way to boost income whilst making a positive difference to your patients? Up to one in four dental clinics now provide aesthetic treatments for their patients. With specialist training and a prior understanding of the complex oral and maxillo-facial areas, dentists are already uniquely placed to succeed in aesthetic medicine.

Derma Institute specialises in Cosmetic injectables training courses for Dentists, and our courses fully comply with the regulations of the Australian Dental Council. Our hands-on workshops are perfect for dental professionals wishing to non-invasive cosmetic procedures, such as facial aesthetic injectable treatments, to their client services menu. Our expert aesthetic trainers will teach you the latest techniques with hands-on training on live models to ensure you are confident and safe to practice. Our Combined Cosmetic Injectables Training (3 Days) is the most popular amongst registered Dentists in Australia.

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Why Dentists Should Train In Aesthetics

Increased Revenue

Whether as an independent or employed aesthetic dentist, you can earn double your present salary by regularly delivering cosmetic injectable treatments.

A Competitive Advantage

In order to satisfy the increasing demand for facial aesthetic procedures, up to one in four dental clinics now provide aesthetic treatments for their patients.

New and Wider Client Base

Adding Cosmetic injectable procedures to your clinic’s services can bring in new clients that conventional dental treatments may not have attracted.

Career Development

In terms of career development, aesthetic medicine is one of the most rapidly developing sectors — emerging as a challenging yet highly rewarding area of expertise.

Ease of Transition

As a dentist, you will already operate a functioning clinic with an established client base. Many of our dental delegates highlight their smooth transition into aesthetics.

Patient Satisfaction

Our courses will deliver the necessary skills to assess and manage a wide range of aesthetic indications and areas of the face, including the perioral area of the face is proven to have a close association with the teeth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can attend courses?Mike2023-02-09T16:26:33+11:00

Who can attend courses?

Our aesthetic training courses are for Dentists and other registered medical professionals. You can see a complete list of who we train here. We will ask for proof of your medical registration as part of our enrolment procedure.

Can I register if I am at the beginning of my career path?Mike2023-02-09T16:27:17+11:00

Can I register if I am at the beginning of my career path?

All registered dentists can complete all our Botox and dermal filler training courses. Practicing aesthetics in your early years of dentistry can help boost your income, pay back debts accumulated during medical school, and significantly enhance your earnings as you build your career in dentistry.

Will I be insured to inject live models during training?Mike2023-02-09T16:27:35+11:00

Will I be insured to inject live models during training?

Yes, you are covered under Derma Institute’s cosmetic indemnity insurance during the training course, and you can inject live patients under our supervision. You can take out your cosmetic indemnity insurance policy upon completing the course. We provide details of reputable insurers to all delegates.

What are the career opportunities for Cosmetic Dentists after training?Mike2023-02-09T16:27:58+11:00

What are the career opportunities for Cosmetic Dentists after training?

Demand for aesthetic treatments continues to grow sharply and many lucrative opportunities exist. If you already own your dental practice, adding cosmetic injectables to your list of services is straightforward. If you are employed at a dental practice, it is worth exploring opportunities to offer aesthetic treatments within. You can also work part-time for a cosmetic clinic or set up independently. We provide advice on business and marketing to help you get started.

Disclaimer:

The information on this page is intended for registered health practitioners and other eligible healthcare professionals in accordance with the AHPRA guidelines for non-surgical cosmetic procedures. It is not intended for members of the general public seeking treatment. All course participants must meet the relevant professional registration and eligibility requirements.