The Fellowship has taken restorative dentistry and broken it down into the four major areas that we approach patients in;  Posterior and Quadrant, Anterior, Veneers and Aesthetics and finally, Full Mouth Rehabilitation.  

The courses are designed to build skills in a logical sequence so that you are genuinely competent and confident when you finish.

The fellowship is run over two years and sold as a sequence of four courses that may deliver a greater impact and learning outcome than each course would individually.

The purpose of this course is to allow patients to get safer, better outcomes through dentists being trained to be competent and confident.

The Fellowship is designed to be delivered virtually, 100% travel free and you get to study from the comfort of your own home or clinic! 

Yes. We can send you an invoice with bank details for payment. Send us an email to request an invoice. 

Yes, we recently changed our payment plans that can combine tuition and equipment. This is available over the duration of the Fellowship for easy monthly payments.

You can also do a payment plan on equipment or tuition separately - we are quite flexible! Just ask us how you prefer to manage it.

We also have engaged a Medical Finance company for registered Australian dentists only, that is tailored to every client, who can spread this out over several years.   Ask your Pathway Advisor, and we will put you in contact with them.

We have created the Fellowship as a logical learning sequence, the Fellowship is sold as a four module continuum as our educators believe this to be the most effective way to learn.. 

Individual courses are now available. Click the purchase button above to go to the cart.

At the beginning of the module term during orientation week you will receive access (via a welcome email with instructions) to all the learning materials and timetable.

You can talk to your educator to ask questions.

You and your cohort have multiple opportunities to work together in small groups.

Your educator will observe your work and offer feedback, instructions, and one on one demonstrations which we are famous for,  during hands-on sessions and assessments.

We have spent a lot of time developing the technology and resources to be simple to implement.

During orientation you will gain access to instructional videos and a step by step guide on how to set up your mannequin equipment and cameras.  

Our team will be able to help you through the initial set up if you have any issues.

We will add the additional two years membership to the end of your current membership’s paid period. This will be done automatically for you.

Your standard membership will be cancelled and you will move to Premium Membership for two years. At the end of this period you will need to re-join you preferred level of membership.

ICPD/CE credit will be issued at the end of each module.  A Universal certificate is available for all countries.

Yes. Please contact one of our helpful Pathway Advisors for any questions:

We understand the Fellowship could be a big undertaking for your personal circumstance.

We have an option that includes Lectures and Live Q&A Sessions. 

Please talk to a Pathway Advisor for more information and please make sure to register your interest using the form below so we can keep you updated if we release this option in the future.

ICPD/CE credit will be issued at the end of each module.  A Universal certificate is available for all countries.

If you already have equipment please contact us to ensure it meets the minimum requirements for the best learning experience.

Yes, please check the consumables and instrument list for module requirements.

In most parts of the world, you can access these from your normal channels at lower cost than we can, even with corporate sponsorship.

To focus on our vision of making education more available and accessible, it is more efficient for you to acquire your own consumables.

We also want to avoid teaching you on a material that you will never use.

We are happy for you to substitute your own brand if you prefer, as it is about technique more than materials.  

Check the individual module pages for the consumables list required.

Each module is composed of various assessments and may include one or more case presentations including clinical photography and treatment planning documentation, hands-on tasks, written literature reviews, time bound quizzes or exams and are weighted accordingly.

During orientation week you will receive your module outline including assessment guidelines, timeline and requirements. 

You are required to photograph clinical procedures from your current patient base.  You will learn simple step by step protocols to implement photography into your everyday dentistry.  These techniques will help you communicate treatment plan options to patients, document clinical workflows and eventually make your dentistry more efficient.  As part of assessment you will add photos to a powerpoint or keynote and submit for marking.

There are two hands-on sessions per module, run on a Saturday or Sunday depending on your time zone, these sessions are compulsory to pass the module.  If a hands-on session doesn’t suit your schedule you can choose one in a different cohort time zone. Contact your Pathway Advisor. 

MODULE 1: Posterior and Quadrant
Orientation Week - 21 February 2021
12 weeks between 1 March to 18 June 2021*
Hands-on dates AU/NZ and Europe: April 17 (4 hours) and June 12, 2021 (7 hours)*
Hands-on dates AsiaPacific and North America: April 24 (4 hours) and June 5, 2021 (7 hours)*

MODULE 2: Anterior
Orientation Week - 30 August 2021
12 weeks between 6 September to November 26 2021*
Hands-on AU/NZ and North America: September 25 (6 hours) and October 30, 2021 (4 hours)*
Hands-on AsiaPacific and Europe: September 18 (6 hours) and October 23, 2021 (4 hours)*

MODULE 3: Veneers and Aesthetic Dentistry
Orientation Week - 7 March 2022
12 weeks between 14 March to 17 June 2022*
Hands on dates and times: TBA

MODULE 4: Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Orientation Week - 29 August 2022
12 weeks between 5 September and 25 November 2022*
Hands on dates and times: TBA

*Dates and times are subject to change and vary due to time zones. If a hands-on session doesn’t suit your schedule you can choose one in a different cohort timezone. Contact your Pathway Advisor. 

All weekly lectures and question and answer sessions are held and rotated through different time zones so you can attend the time that suits you best.  If you can’t make it live, you can watch the recording.  We understand how busy clinic life is, our educators are practicing dentists too.   In order to complete assessment requirements you will however need to attend 50% live. Dates will be published in advance.

Yes. RipeGlobal is an approved PACE Academy of General Dentistry provider for Continuing Education. 

RipeGlobal
Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAG credit.
Approval does not imply acceptance by any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement.  
9/1/2020 to 8/31/2022.  
Provider ID# 386578 

RipeGlobal Fellowship courses are NOT accredited with a university, and here’s why:

• Our courses are boldly unique and delivered in pioneering ways. We would not have the flexibility to create paradigm-changing education if we were affiliated with a university. 

• Our curriculum is skills-focused and underscored by human factors and fail first training methods, as opposed to theory-heavy courses one finds in universities.

• The cost of becoming affiliated with an institution would double or (likely) triple the cost of the course, without providing any further benefit to our students.

• Becoming accredited with a university would potentially circumvent our mission which is to provide the highest quality dental education in the world that is affordable and accessible to all dentists so they can become confident and competent, and keep their patients safe.

• While affiliation might be impressive to your resume, it will not necessarily make you a better dentist, as a high number of universities offer programs with almost no hands-on training.

RipeGlobal has taken inspiration from the historical way medical colleges and universities use the term in the United States, where a fellow is a medical professional or (in our case) dentist who has completed their undergraduate studies, and is currently enrolled in a 1 to 3 year subspecialty training program, such as our Fellowship in Restorative Dentistry.