FAQ

Yes we do. You can pay for your MIT course in three equal, consecutive monthly payments:

Pay 1/3 at time of purchase
Pay 1/3 30 days from purchase date
Pay 1/3 60 days from purchase date

Recorded Implant Power Hours can be accessed through your student dashboard, along with your other courses.

Yes! The MIT Programs satisfies ALL provincial certification requirements for implant prosthetics and surgery, including RCDSO requirements.

MIT Complete: Implant Surgery and Prosthetics:

• 35 hours of Prosthetics,
• 32 hours of Surgery, and
• 8 hours of Hands-On Training

MIT Implant Prosthetics:

• 30 hours of Prosthetics,
• 14 hours of Surgery, and
• 8 hours of Hands-On Training

MIT Implant Surgery:

• 13 hours of Prosthetics,
• 32 hours of Surgery, and
• 8 hours of Hands-On Training

Hands-On Only:

• 8 hours: 3 hours of Surgery and 5 hours of Prosthetics
  

As an MIT student, whether taking the MIT Complete, the MIT Implant Surgery, or the MIT Implant Prosthetics program, you have access to our mentorship Power Hours for 12 months from enrolling in the program.

After 12 months, you can continue to benefit from our Mentorship by joining our Mentorship Program.

The MIT program starts whenever you want it to! You can begin to learn the online, on-demand curriculum from the moment you register, and you will have access to the lessons for an entire year following your registration.

The online curriculum will provide the foundations for long-term success in implant dentistry.

Check the website for our mentorship Power Hours dates and upcoming in-person, hands-on classes that will supplement your online curriculum. These dates are all listed on the Events Calendar.

Yes, GDM is a Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit