About Continuing Education

Continuing Education Recognition Program (CERP)

The Maryland State Dental Association is a recognized provider of the American Dental Association's Continuing Education Recognition Program (CERP.). CERP's role is to evaluate providers and to assist state boards and other organizations that have continuing education (CE) requirements to identify CE providers whose activities are acceptable for credit. CERP does not serve as a registry for continuing education credits. For information on the CERP Program, contact the ADA at 312-440-2500.

• The Maryland State Dental Association is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
• Please register early to ensure the course you are interested will be held
• Unless otherwise noted, courses are held at the MSDA in the classroom facility, 6410F Dobbin Rd., Columbia, MD.
• To register, mail or fax the registration form to MSDA.
• For information, call MSDA at 410-964-2880
• The views of the speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of the Maryland State Dental Association.
• Non-Member Dentists - Add $100.00 per seminar to the non-member dentist fee.

The Maryland State Dental Association has a classroom facility where the majority of seminars are held. The classroom holds 45 people classroom style and 75 people theatre style.

MSDA also has a Board Room which will accommodate 20 people.

Throughout the year, MSDA will host continuing education courses and seminars for the dentist, dental hygienist, dental assistant and the entire dental team.

Two newly-designed, state-of-the-art and fully functional operatories have been added to our classroom. We appreciate the generosity of the A-dec, who donated the two complete dental units and cabinetry, Patterson Dental Supply who installed the equipment and donated several necessary items and DAC, our Dental Association Company, who subsidized the construction costs.

For information regarding seminars or courses, please call the MSDA at (410) 964-2880.

Printable Registration Form
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