Dentists Induction Training Program

Overview

Starting a new role as a dentist in a clinical practice involves more than just clinical knowledge—it requires adapting to the clinic’s workflows, treatment standards, communication protocols, and team dynamics.
The Dentist Induction Training Program is designed by IIDR to bridge this transition, ensuring that every new dentist is confident, aligned, and fully prepared to deliver excellent care from day one.

This comprehensive program combines clinical refresher training with practical experience. It covers real-world treatment protocols such as scaling, restorations, RCTs, extractions, and prosthodontic procedures. The course also focuses on infection control and patient communication. Ethical practice and practice management systems are emphasized. Dentists gain the skills and confidence needed to work efficiently in a fast-paced clinical setting.

Whether you are a recent graduate or an experienced dentist, this induction program is designed to support your transition. It is ensured that the clinic’s expectations and standard operating procedures (SOPs) are clearly understood. Digital systems are also introduced and explained in detail. Through a structured and step-by-step approach, confidence is gradually built. As a result, smooth integration into the team is achieved. Ultimately, high-quality dental care is delivered consistently from the very first patient.

Curriculum

8 Sections
43 Lessons
10 Weeks

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Instructor

Team IIDR

FAQs

Is this program suitable for experienced dentists as well, or only fresh graduates?

The program is designed for both fresh graduates and experienced dentists joining a new clinic. It ensures that all team members are aligned with the clinic’s protocols, treatment standards, and digital systems, regardless of prior experience.

Will I receive hands-on training during the induction?

Yes. The program includes hands-on clinical shadowing, procedure simulations, and practice with real patients or models (as per clinic policy), in addition to theoretical and software training.

How long is the induction program and is there an assessment?

The duration typically ranges from 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the clinic’s structure. The program concludes with an assessment or evaluation, which may include case discussions, software usage, or mock consultations to ensure clinical readiness.

Requirements

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) or equivalent recognized degree
Valid registration/license with the State Dental Council or appropriate dental authority
Internship completion certificate
Basic proficiency in core dental procedures (e.g., restorations, RCTs, scaling, extractions)
Familiarity with sterilization and infection control practices
Willingness to follow clinic-specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Basic computer skills for using dental software and charting
Professional conduct and punctuality