

Level 7 postgraduate diploma in aesthetic & restorative dentistry
Be the dentist you always wanted to be.
More than a diploma, a career transformation. Totally Aesthetics is one structured year of hands-on restorative and aesthetic training, built for general dentists who want to do bigger, better dentistry with confidence.
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“Hands down the best and most valuable course I’ve done. Wish I could’ve done it 10 years ago!”
One-Year Postgraduate Diploma
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“Absolutely transformational year. My income has more than doubled but I am a better dentist, I enjoy my job more and feel every aspect of my career has improved.”
Dr Geeta Mahtani
What's included
Everything you need to step up.
Your year includes
17 face-to-face teaching days over 12 months, grouped into just 9 visits: 8 double days and 1 single day, so you travel less
300+ hours of structured online learning
Complimentary Invisalign Go certification
Hands-on with phantom heads, scanners and 3D printers
Mentoring and case support with Dr Monik Vasant and the team
Long-term access to the faculty and alumni network
The skills dental school didn't teach you
Becoming a better private dentist takes more than knowing how to prepare a tooth. These are woven through the whole year:
Patient communication
Case presentation
Treatment acceptance
Ethical selling
Fee setting
Personal branding
Social media
Private-practice systems
Profitability
Managing larger cases
Your qualification
The qualification matters. What it enables you to do matters more.
PgDip Rest&AesDent (FDI)
A 120-credit Level 7 postgraduate diploma awarded by EduQual, a regulated awarding body, on successful completion.
College of General Dentistry
Eligibility to apply for Associate Fellowship (Assoc FCGDent, where awarded) and the CGDent postgraduate register.
MSc fast-track
Access to a fast-track MSc route through the College of General Dentistry and Aston University.
Course benefits include:
Hands-on training
Practical exercises
Access to resources
CPD Accreditation
Expert instructors
Supportive community
Networking opportunities
- 98% of graduates earned more*
- Almost 1 in 2 added £4,000+ a month*
- 97% gained confidence and 77% now take on bigger cases*
- 17 face-to-face teaching days
- 300+ hours of online learning
- Free Invisalign Go accreditation included
- Level 7 PgDip Rest&AesDent (FDI)
- CGDent Associate Fellowship and MSc fast-track
- Lifelong mentorship and alumni community
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Dr Imran Nisar
“What Monik has created is something totally unique. It has transformed me from an NHS dentist doing a few private cases to virtually a fully private dentist, so my utmost appreciation and thanks to Monik and Totally Aesthetics!”
The numbers behind the transformation
Better dentistry. Measurably better careers.
Every cohort is surveyed before and after the programme, and more than 800 delegates have taken part. These are their results.
98%
of graduates reported an increase in their monthly income
1 in 2
almost half added £4,000+ a month, or £48,000+ a year
1 in 3
more than a third added £6,000+ a month, or £72,000+ a year
1 in 5
added £10,000+ a month, or £120,000+ a year
97%
gained confidence in their dentistry
91%
say they became better dentists
83%
are doing more private and aesthetic dentistry
77%
are taking on bigger cases
“I dropped from five to four days, yet my income has doubled. 50% more weekend, 200% earnings!”
Dr Ross Pencovich, TA graduate
For practice owners · Bridge Dental Care, South Wales
Four associates. One training plan.
Led by Dr Len Smart, the practice's associates completed Totally Composite in 2020, then Totally Aesthetics from 2021. Their private income grew from around £492k in 2020 to around £1.26m in 2022, and Denplan patients reportedly grew from 923 to 1,577 between January 2021 and January 2023. Dr Smart has since sent more than 20 dentists through Freshdental education.
Self-reported pre- and post-course survey data. Monetary figures are approximate gross private income derived from income bands. Practice figures as reported by the practice. Individual results vary.
“I never thought that one course could change my life so much. This course reminded me why I wanted to be a dentist in the first place.”
Dr Diana Panchea
What you'll learn to do
Every technique on Totally Composite is used every day at Freshdental Clinic. These are some of Dr Monik Vasant's own composite cases.












Real dentistry from every module
From smile design to full-mouth rehabilitation, this is clinical work from each part of the diploma, all treated by Dr Monik Vasant at Freshdental Clinic.












“The course has given me the tools, knowledge and confidence to go fully private and take on bigger smile makeover cases that I would previously have shied away from or referred on.”
Dr Aimee Saracco-Jones
Is it right for me?
Which dentist are you?
There is no single Totally Aesthetics delegate. Here's what the programme did for dentists who started where you are now.
Predominantly NHS and feeling stuck
Create options beyond NHS dentistry
3 in 4 who started predominantly NHS moved into mixed or fully private dentistry. Their median monthly private-income band rose from under £2,000 to £6,000–£8,000.
“I started this year as a predominantly NHS dentist who has now become a partner in a private practice.” Dr Graham Lister
In mixed practice and plateaued
Stop referring the dentistry you want to do yourself
Learn to plan and deliver the multi-tooth and multidisciplinary cases you currently refer on, with the systems to do them predictably.
“The course has given me the confidence to step away from single tooth dentistry.” Dr Sing-Yee Chan
Already fully private
Take your dentistry to another level
Of dentists already fully private before TA, 96% gained confidence and 89% say they became better dentists. Almost 1 in 5 added £10,000+ a month in gross private income.
A young, ambitious associate
Fast-track your progression
Among graduates under 30, around 57% added £4,000+ a month and around 1 in 4 added £10,000+.
“…an opportunity to advance my career in a single year more than dental school ever did over five.” Dr Jamie Adamson
A principal or practice owner
Develop your team from within
Join yourself or send your associates: clinical consistency, associate development and retention, more private dentistry in-house and less reliance on you.
The Topics:
16 modules,
190+ topics
The Examination
To learn how to conduct the perfect examination: the engine room of high-quality dentistry.

- The importance of the first impression
- The Great Examination
- The five principles of the perfect examination
- Conducting the perfect examination
- Workflows for different situations
- The art of patient communication
- Reducing barriers
- Overcoming objections
- Presenting your findings and photographs
- Streamlined digital scanning
- Diary management and timing
- Fee setting
- Understanding your numbers
- Branding
- Marketing
Photography & Marketing Masterclass
To take beautiful dental photographs, present them in a stylish, professional format and market your work.

- Introduction to photography
- Camera settings
- The Totally Aesthetics clinical series
- Intra-oral photography
- Extra-oral photography
- Artistic portrait photography
- Software and apps for presentations, videos and literature
- Using social media to show patients what you do
The Components of a Beautiful Smile
To design beautiful smiles and master the latest in tooth whitening.

- The components of an ideal smile
- Smile design theories
- Anterior morphology, with practical
- Traditional smile design
- Facially driven treatment planning
- The Digital Smile Design (DSD) concept
- Lab communication
- Wax-up techniques
- The mock-up
- Digital vs analogue
- Discovering your patients’ aesthetic demands
- Aetiology of discolouration: extrinsic and intrinsic
- Managing extrinsic discolouration
- Non-vital whitening
- Vital whitening techniques
Occlusion & Tooth Wear
To understand occlusion and learn how to manage tooth wear.

- Key principles of occlusion
- Occlusal terminology
- Functional approaches to managing the occlusion
- Finding and recording centric relation
- When to use centric relation
- Conformative vs reorganised
- Face-bows: analogue vs digital
- Articulators and when to use them
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-up
- Aetiology, diagnosis and management of wear
- When to intervene
- The four strategies for restoring cases
- The Dahl technique
- Increasing OVD
- Splints
Aesthetic Periodontology
To update on the latest in periodontology and teach predictable aesthetic periodontal surgery.

- The latest classification in periodontology
- Periodontology’s role in aesthetic dentistry
- When to refer
- Managing recession
- What’s possible with root coverage
- Predictable crown lengthening
- Gingivectomy vs crown lengthening with bone removal
- Using digital technology to assist
- Assessing the bone position
- Laboratory communication
- Practicals on crown lengthening and gingivectomy using laser and traditional methods
Aligner Orthodontics
The role of orthodontics and the advanced use of aligners in multidisciplinary dentistry.

- Orthodontic principles
- The orthodontic assessment
- Overview of the various appliances
- When to treat and when to refer
- Advanced Invisalign
- Digital orthodontics
- Simulating outcomes
- Multidisciplinary treatment planning
- Managing spaces
- Creating space
- Performing IPR correctly
- Managing complications
- Retention
- Post-case finishing with composite
- Consent
- Plus FREE Invisalign Go accreditation for those not yet accredited
Totally Guided
To plan and execute fully guided direct composite restorations.

- Case selection and planning
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-up
- Stent design
- The TA guided workflow
- The Dahl technique
- Guided vs freehand composites
- The mock-up
- Comparing guided placement techniques
- Guided anterior smile makeover practical
- Finishing and polishing
Posterior Maestro
To execute advanced posterior direct composite restorations.

- The latest posterior materials and their use
- Detailed posterior morphology
- Advanced posterior isolation
- Choosing the right matrix
- Margin elevation techniques
- Back-to-back restorations
- Replacing missing cusps
- Class V restorations
- Cracked teeth
- Finishing posteriors
Onlays
When and how to restore compromised posterior teeth with partial-coverage restorations.

- Case selection
- Ceramics and their indications
- Crown vs overlay vs onlay vs inlay
- Immediate dentine sealing
- Core build-up
- Preparation techniques
- Intraoral scanning
- Chairside design
- 3D printing with SprintRay Midas
- Temporisation
- Cementation and bonding
Endodontics
To update on the latest in minimally invasive endodontics.

- The latest theories and practices
- Diagnosis of pathology
- Minimally invasive access cavity design
- Cleaning and shaping
- Irrigation
- Obturation techniques
- Practical sessions
- Use of posts
- Restoring endodontically treated teeth
- Diagnosing fractures
- Managing anterior and posterior fractures
Veneers
To provide beautiful veneers in a minimally invasive way.

- Review of the literature on performance
- Case selection and planning
- Additive vs subtractive
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-ups for veneers
- Digital vs analogue
- Preparation vs prepless
- Ceramic vs composite
- The motivational mock-up
- Ceramic materials and how preparations differ
- The guided preparation (Gurel) technique
- Managing the margin
- Controlling the soft tissue
- Sandwich crowns
- Provisionalisation
- Shade selection
- Cementation
Crowns
When and how to use crowns to restore compromised teeth.

- Case selection
- Materials and their indications
- Crowns vs veneers vs composite
- Monolithic vs layered
- Managing the dark stump
- Immediate dentine sealing
- Preparation techniques
- Horizontal vs vertical margins
- Perfecting your margins
- Laboratory communication
- Preparation practicals
- Intraoral scanning
- Conventional impressions
- Shade selection
- Temporisation
- Cementation and bonding
Implant Restoration
To introduce the world of dental implants and give the skills to restore a single unit.

- Introduction to dental implants
- Imaging
- Fundamentals for implant success
- Literature on success and survival
- Planning
- Immediate vs delayed
- Managing the anterior soft tissues
- Temporisation
- Restoring single implants
- Avoiding pitfalls
- Managing the failing implant
- Maintenance
Anterior Maestro
Two intensive days advancing your planning and technical skills in composite smile makeovers and complex build-ups.

- The latest anterior materials and their use
- Detailed anterior morphology
- Smile design overview
- Direct single-layer composite veneers
- Direct multi-layered composite veneers
- Cut-back techniques
- Shade masking
- Managing hypoplasia
- Full-arch smile makeover practical
Bridges
To replace missing teeth predictably with fixed bridges.

- Review of the literature on performance
- Bridges vs implants
- Choosing abutment teeth
- Fixed-fixed, fixed-movable and cantilever designs
- Conventional bridges
- Adhesive bridges
- Fibre-reinforced composite bridges
- Hybrid bridges
- Telescopic bridges
- Materials and indications
- Preparations for each design, with practicals
- Managing the pontic site
- Occlusal considerations
- Temporisation
Multidisciplinary Planning & Rehabilitation
To tie the whole year together for complex case management.

- Revisiting core aspects of the programme
- Occlusion, part two
- Increasing OVD
- Full-mouth functional trials
- Minimally invasive full-mouth rehabilitation
- Staging the full-mouth rehabilitation
- Material selection
- Direct vs indirect: pros and cons
- Treatment planning
- Managing multidisciplinary cases
- Awards ceremony and graduation celebration
The Examination
To learn how to conduct the perfect examination: the engine room of high-quality dentistry.

- The importance of the first impression
- The Great Examination
- The five principles of the perfect examination
- Conducting the perfect examination
- Workflows for different situations
- The art of patient communication
- Reducing barriers
- Overcoming objections
- Presenting your findings and photographs
- Streamlined digital scanning
- Diary management and timing
- Fee setting
- Understanding your numbers
- Branding
- Marketing
Photography & Marketing Masterclass
To take beautiful dental photographs, present them in a stylish, professional format and market your work.

- Introduction to photography
- Camera settings
- The Totally Aesthetics clinical series
- Intra-oral photography
- Extra-oral photography
- Artistic portrait photography
- Software and apps for presentations, videos and literature
- Using social media to show patients what you do
The Components of a Beautiful Smile
To design beautiful smiles and master the latest in tooth whitening.

- The components of an ideal smile
- Smile design theories
- Anterior morphology, with practical
- Traditional smile design
- Facially driven treatment planning
- The Digital Smile Design (DSD) concept
- Lab communication
- Wax-up techniques
- The mock-up
- Digital vs analogue
- Discovering your patients’ aesthetic demands
- Aetiology of discolouration: extrinsic and intrinsic
- Managing extrinsic discolouration
- Non-vital whitening
- Vital whitening techniques
Occlusion & Tooth Wear
To understand occlusion and learn how to manage tooth wear.

- Key principles of occlusion
- Occlusal terminology
- Functional approaches to managing the occlusion
- Finding and recording centric relation
- When to use centric relation
- Conformative vs reorganised
- Face-bows: analogue vs digital
- Articulators and when to use them
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-up
- Aetiology, diagnosis and management of wear
- When to intervene
- The four strategies for restoring cases
- The Dahl technique
- Increasing OVD
- Splints
Aesthetic Periodontology
To update on the latest in periodontology and teach predictable aesthetic periodontal surgery.

- The latest classification in periodontology
- Periodontology’s role in aesthetic dentistry
- When to refer
- Managing recession
- What’s possible with root coverage
- Predictable crown lengthening
- Gingivectomy vs crown lengthening with bone removal
- Using digital technology to assist
- Assessing the bone position
- Laboratory communication
- Practicals on crown lengthening and gingivectomy using laser and traditional methods
Aligner Orthodontics
The role of orthodontics and the advanced use of aligners in multidisciplinary dentistry.

- Orthodontic principles
- The orthodontic assessment
- Overview of the various appliances
- When to treat and when to refer
- Advanced Invisalign
- Digital orthodontics
- Simulating outcomes
- Multidisciplinary treatment planning
- Managing spaces
- Creating space
- Performing IPR correctly
- Managing complications
- Retention
- Post-case finishing with composite
- Consent
- Plus FREE Invisalign Go accreditation for those not yet accredited
Totally Guided
To plan and execute fully guided direct composite restorations.

- Case selection and planning
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-up
- Stent design
- The TA guided workflow
- The Dahl technique
- Guided vs freehand composites
- The mock-up
- Comparing guided placement techniques
- Guided anterior smile makeover practical
- Finishing and polishing
Posterior Maestro
To execute advanced posterior direct composite restorations.

- The latest posterior materials and their use
- Detailed posterior morphology
- Advanced posterior isolation
- Choosing the right matrix
- Margin elevation techniques
- Back-to-back restorations
- Replacing missing cusps
- Class V restorations
- Cracked teeth
- Finishing posteriors
Onlays
When and how to restore compromised posterior teeth with partial-coverage restorations.

- Case selection
- Ceramics and their indications
- Crown vs overlay vs onlay vs inlay
- Immediate dentine sealing
- Core build-up
- Preparation techniques
- Intraoral scanning
- Chairside design
- 3D printing with SprintRay Midas
- Temporisation
- Cementation and bonding
Endodontics
To update on the latest in minimally invasive endodontics.

- The latest theories and practices
- Diagnosis of pathology
- Minimally invasive access cavity design
- Cleaning and shaping
- Irrigation
- Obturation techniques
- Practical sessions
- Use of posts
- Restoring endodontically treated teeth
- Diagnosing fractures
- Managing anterior and posterior fractures
Veneers
To provide beautiful veneers in a minimally invasive way.

- Review of the literature on performance
- Case selection and planning
- Additive vs subtractive
- Lab communication and diagnostic wax-ups for veneers
- Digital vs analogue
- Preparation vs prepless
- Ceramic vs composite
- The motivational mock-up
- Ceramic materials and how preparations differ
- The guided preparation (Gurel) technique
- Managing the margin
- Controlling the soft tissue
- Sandwich crowns
- Provisionalisation
- Shade selection
- Cementation
Crowns
When and how to use crowns to restore compromised teeth.

- Case selection
- Materials and their indications
- Crowns vs veneers vs composite
- Monolithic vs layered
- Managing the dark stump
- Immediate dentine sealing
- Preparation techniques
- Horizontal vs vertical margins
- Perfecting your margins
- Laboratory communication
- Preparation practicals
- Intraoral scanning
- Conventional impressions
- Shade selection
- Temporisation
- Cementation and bonding
Implant Restoration
To introduce the world of dental implants and give the skills to restore a single unit.

- Introduction to dental implants
- Imaging
- Fundamentals for implant success
- Literature on success and survival
- Planning
- Immediate vs delayed
- Managing the anterior soft tissues
- Temporisation
- Restoring single implants
- Avoiding pitfalls
- Managing the failing implant
- Maintenance
Anterior Maestro
Two intensive days advancing your planning and technical skills in composite smile makeovers and complex build-ups.

- The latest anterior materials and their use
- Detailed anterior morphology
- Smile design overview
- Direct single-layer composite veneers
- Direct multi-layered composite veneers
- Cut-back techniques
- Shade masking
- Managing hypoplasia
- Full-arch smile makeover practical
Bridges
To replace missing teeth predictably with fixed bridges.

- Review of the literature on performance
- Bridges vs implants
- Choosing abutment teeth
- Fixed-fixed, fixed-movable and cantilever designs
- Conventional bridges
- Adhesive bridges
- Fibre-reinforced composite bridges
- Hybrid bridges
- Telescopic bridges
- Materials and indications
- Preparations for each design, with practicals
- Managing the pontic site
- Occlusal considerations
- Temporisation
Multidisciplinary Planning & Rehabilitation
To tie the whole year together for complex case management.

- Revisiting core aspects of the programme
- Occlusion, part two
- Increasing OVD
- Full-mouth functional trials
- Minimally invasive full-mouth rehabilitation
- Staging the full-mouth rehabilitation
- Material selection
- Direct vs indirect: pros and cons
- Treatment planning
- Managing multidisciplinary cases
- Awards ceremony and graduation celebration
“Money well spent. Course practically paid for itself in the first 3 months.”
Dr Henry Furbank
“Absolutely brilliant! Worth every penny! Honestly a life changing course.”
Dr Magdelena Rybak
“The best course I’ve been on. The tips and tricks alone are enough to transform your dentistry. Amazing aspect. Aimed perfectly at the GDP.”
Dr Mani Reehal
How much is it?
For more information and enquiries please contact us via email or fill out the contact form provided:
- January 2027 TA47 & TA48 Intakes: £14,541.67 + VAT (£17,450 including VAT)
- Plus Diploma registration & certification fee: £395
- Total: £17,845
- Secure your place with a £1,000 deposit
- Then 10 months interest free: £1,684.50 a month
An investment you can measure. For an associate on a typical 50% split, the fee pays back in about 8.8 months at £4,000 extra a month, 5.8 months at £6,000, or just 3.5 months at £10,000.*
*Based on the graduate survey above. Payback periods are illustrative. Individual results vary.
Course Schedule:
Places are limited on each intake.
Full timetable: 17 teaching days, grouped into 9 visits to London
TA47
January 2027 intake · starts 11 January 2027
11 January
Examination
12 January
Photography & Marketing
8 February
Smile Design
9 February
Occlusion & Tooth Wear
6 March
Endodontics
7 March
Totally Guided
19–20 April
Anterior Maestro
25 May
Orthodontics
26 May
Periodontics
17 June
Posterior Maestro
18 June
Onlays
29 July
Veneers
30 July
Crowns
6 September
Bridges
7 September
Implants
8 October
Treatment Planning
TA48
January 2027 intake · starts 18 January 2027
18 January
Examination
19 January
Photography & Marketing
22 February
Smile Design
23 February
Occlusion & Tooth Wear
3 April
Endodontics
4 April
Totally Guided
26–27 April
Anterior Maestro
27 May
Orthodontics
28 May
Periodontics
24 June
Posterior Maestro
25 June
Onlays
5 August
Veneers
6 August
Crowns
10 September
Bridges
11 September
Implants
15 October
Treatment Planning
Enrol now
Choose your intake below, then click Book here to reserve your place.
Ready when you are
Take your place on Totally Aesthetics.
Places are limited on each intake. Secure yours with a £1,000 deposit, then spread the balance over 10 months, interest free.
“The best composite course I’ve been on to date and I’ve done them all. Whether you have been qualified 20+ years like myself or newly qualified, it provides the perfect mix of science, real world application and tips to transform dentistry in your practice.”
Dr Justin Glaister
Two days, start to finish
Composite you can rely on, case after case.
The starting point for all our composite programmes, giving you the knowledge, confidence and skills to create beautiful, functional anterior and posterior composites. Our alumni include some of the finest adhesive dentists in the UK.
2 days
intensive and hands-on, from first layer to final polish
26
topics across anterior, posterior, planning and practice
280
courses run in 14 countries
6,200+
dentists and therapists trained
You'll leave with
A clear layering protocol for natural-looking anterior composites
A predictable routine for posterior Class II restorations
Confidence choosing materials and matching shades
Isolation and bonding techniques you can repeat on every case
A finishing and polishing sequence for a lasting lustre
The non-clinical skills too: treatment planning, consent, patient communication and fee setting
Why dentists start here
Independent and free from commercial bias, using materials from several different companies
Real-world techniques refined over years in general practice, with a solid evidence base
Efficient techniques you can complete in a realistic appointment time, so your composite dentistry is financially viable
Designed for dentists and therapists of all levels, with no previous composite experience needed
Expert faculty beside you throughout the hands-on sessions, and CPD accredited
It is also the first step towards the Totally Aesthetics Diploma. Around 7 in 10 diploma delegates say Totally Composite influenced their decision to join.
Where you'll train in London
Our Central London institute, a short walk from Paddington station, has 20 fully equipped phantom head stations, a working three-surgery clinic, live surgery cameras for case demonstrations, and the latest iTero scanners and SprintRay 3D printers.
“Having done several composite courses by the big names, I can say this is the one I learnt the most from.”
Dr Stephen Hudson
Ready when you are
Take your place on Totally Composite.
Courses run throughout the year and places are limited on each one. Choose the dates that suit you and reserve your place.
Ready when you are
Take your place on Totally Therapist.
Places are limited on each intake. Choose the intake that suits you and reserve your place with a deposit.
Eight days over six months
Restorative and aesthetic dentistry, built around your scope.
A structured programme that gives dental therapists the clinical and non-clinical skills to deliver high-level, minimally invasive restorative and aesthetic dental therapy. It builds on Totally Composite and covers every part of modern comprehensive dentistry within your scope.
8 days
of in-person teaching, spread over 6 months
Level 7
postgraduate certificate for dental therapists
9 topics
from the examination to advanced composites, plus online modules
6,200+
dentists and therapists trained
You'll leave with
A structured, confident way to examine patients and present your findings
Smile design and clinical photography skills to plan and show your work
A practical understanding of occlusion and tooth wear
Guided composite techniques for predictable results
Advanced anterior and posterior composite skills
Online learning in paediatrics and aesthetic periodontology
How it works
Evidence-based theory with extensive hands-on practicals, including at the phantom head
Mentoring and online resources to support you between course days
Online assessments as you go
The soft skills too: patient communication, marketing and fee setting
To join, you need to be a registered dental therapist and to have completed our 2-day Totally Composite course.
Where you'll train in London
Our Central London institute, a short walk from Paddington station, has 20 fully equipped phantom head stations, a working three-surgery clinic, live surgery cameras for case demonstrations, and the latest iTero scanners and SprintRay 3D printers.
FAQs
Find answers to commonly asked questions about our courses.
Who is the course suitable for?
General dentists who want to plan and deliver bigger, more complex restorative and aesthetic cases with confidence.
Do I need to bring anything for the course?
We will email you a month in advance before every course day to let you know exactly what is required for you to bring for that specific course and everything else we provide for you!
How often will I need to travel to London?
Just 9 times in the year. The 17 teaching days are grouped into 8 double days and 1 single day, which keeps travel and hotel stays to a minimum if you’re coming from further afield. Everything else is covered through our online learning platform.
What are the requirements for doing the course?
You need to be a fully registered, qualified dentist. You’ll also need to complete our 2-day Totally Composite course, which you can do any time before day 3 of the diploma, so you can book both together.
When is the right time to do the Totally Aesthetics course?
Whenever it suits your career. Some delegates join straight after Totally Composite; others join months or years later.
What are the outcomes I can expect after doing the course?
Clinically, the confidence to plan and deliver comprehensive restorative and aesthetic treatment. Academically, the PgDip Rest&AesDent (FDI), with the routes set out under Your qualification.
Can I defer to a later intake if I need to?
Of course. We understand that life doesn’t always go to plan. If you need to move to a later cohort, just let us know at least 8 weeks before your original start date and we’ll happily transfer your place.
Because each cohort’s places and preparation are confirmed well in advance, we’re unable to offer a deferral within the 8 weeks before the start date, and the full course fee would remain payable.
Is the reservation deposit refundable?
Your reservation deposit secures your place on your chosen cohort, so we’re unable to offer a refund on it. If your plans change, you’re welcome to defer to a later intake, as long as you let us know at least 8 weeks before your original start date.



