Continuing education by subject
Myofascial Pain / Occlusion
How the teeth and jaw come together and the muscles that move them, including bite-related pain.
Hours in Myofascial Pain / Occlusion count toward your continuing education totals and toward the AGD FAGD and MAGD awards. For Fellowship, up to 150 hours in a single subject count toward the 500. See the FAGD requirements and MAGD requirements for the full picture.
State requirements in Myofascial Pain / Occlusion
No US state dental board sets a specific hours minimum in Myofascial Pain / Occlusion. Hours in this area count as general continuing education toward your renewal and toward the national FAGD and MAGD awards. Check your state requirements for the topics your board does mandate.
Myofascial Pain / Occlusion courses
| Occlusal Considerations for Implant-Supported Prostheses Procter & Gamble - dentalcare.com (Crest + Oral-B) · AGD PACE | 1.5 h |
Common questions
Does Myofascial Pain / Occlusion CE count toward FAGD and MAGD?
Yes. Hours in Myofascial Pain / Occlusion count as continuing education toward the AGD Fellowship (500 hours) and Mastership (1,100 hours) awards. For Fellowship, no more than 150 hours in a single subject count toward the total.
Do states require a set number of Myofascial Pain / Occlusion hours?
No US state dental board sets a specific hours minimum in Myofascial Pain / Occlusion. Hours in this area count as general continuing education toward renewal and toward the FAGD and MAGD awards.
Subject areas follow the AGD's published subject codes. CEChart does not accredit courses or certify compliance. Confirm requirements with the AGD and your state board.