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Master AI Dental Practice Certification · Digital course

MADPC Level 4 — Master AI Dental Practice Certification

Self-paced enrollment in Level 4 of the Master AI Dental Practice Certification: The master level: govern AI across a dental practice or group. Build the charter and decision rights, assess and contract with vendors, run the security and privacy controls, handle advertising, disclosure, equity and complaint risk, and lead implementation across multiple sites with an annual programme review.

Modules
14
Estimated time
40 hours
Access
Self-paced

Single-user enrollment

$649.00

One-time purchase

Enrollment includes

Responsible AI training built for dental-practice operations

Evaluate AI tools for dental-practice administrative use cases, limitations, patient privacy, security, vendor risk, and clinical boundaries.

Create reliable prompts and verification procedures for scheduling, communication, recall, documents, staff knowledge, reporting, and approved marketing.

Support treatment coordination and revenue-cycle workflows without fabricating diagnoses, treatment plans, radiograph interpretations, CDT guidance, payer rules, or reimbursement outcomes.

Design automations with minimum-necessary access, permissions, approvals, exceptions, audit trails, output checks, and human escalation.

Curriculum at a glance

From AI foundations to dental-practice leadership

View all 14 modules
  1. Module 01

    What a Practice Owes: Accountability for AI Across a Dental Practice

    Level 4 opens with accountability: why operatories, providers, sites and a support organisation spread responsibility for AI until nobody holds it, what state supervision law and HIPAA place on named people, why the association documents are policy rather than law, and what a practice can never hand to a tool or a vendor.

  2. Module 02

    Writing the Practice AI Governance Programme

    How to write a governance programme a solo practice, a group or a support organisation can actually run: a permitted-use inventory and approved-tool list, decision rights and stop authority, review depth matched to patient consequence, and a programme that sits inside the compliance and security work the practice already maintains.

  3. Module 03

    The AI Decision Record and Surviving Owner and Staff Turnover

    How a practice records why each AI decision was made, by whom, on what evidence and what was rejected, so that an incoming associate, a new security official, a buyer, a payer reviewer or an investigator can reconstruct it years later, and how the triggers that re-open a decision keep the record alive.

  4. Module 04

    The Regulatory Map: What Binds the Practice, the Manufacturer, the Developer and the Payer

    A practice adopting AI is told a great many things bind it, and most of them do not. This module builds a two-column map: the duties a dental practice owes directly, and the rules addressed to manufacturers, developers and payers that reach the practice only through a product or a contract, with the state AI statutes that sit between them.

  5. Module 05

    Due Diligence on a Dental AI Supplier

    A supplier assessment a dental practice can actually run: what the tool receives and where it is processed, whether practice images train anything, the cleared indication in the supplier's own words, the validation dataset and the population it came from, and how to tell a specific answer from an evasion when a refusal is itself an answer.

  6. Module 06

    Validation Evidence, Published Accuracy and the Practice's Own Acceptance Test

    An accuracy figure is a measurement of something, somewhere, in someone, judged against some reference. This module reads published dental AI evidence the way a governance decision must read it, shows why detection and treatment decisions are different outcomes, and designs the practice's own acceptance test with pass conditions agreed in advance.

Independent professional education

MADPC is an independent professional education program focused on administrative, operational, communication, and business uses of AI. It is not a dental license or clinical credential and does not replace the judgment of a dentist, hygienist, assistant, specialist, or other qualified professional, or applicable clinical protocols, legal counsel, privacy or compliance review, payer requirements, or law. The program does not teach diagnosis, independent radiographic interpretation, prescribing, treatment recommendations, clinical protocols, unsupported CDT guidance, or reimbursement rules. AI-generated content requires qualified human review, and patient information must be handled through approved systems in accordance with applicable privacy and security requirements. The program is not endorsed by any dental board, dental association, government agency, regulator, payer, healthcare organization, professional organization, or standards body. No professional education hours or approvals are claimed, and no clinical outcome, case acceptance, reimbursement, compliance, patient-experience, operational, or financial result is guaranteed.