All Pediatric Airway Course Providers
Browse and compare every dental practice management platform we review, with ratings from practising dentists, hygienists and therapists.
BRĒTH Method
justinwarcup.com
87 reviews
Dr. Justin Warcup's two-day, protocol-driven course in airway dentistry, carrying 16 CE hours. It covers pediatric airway assessment, expansion and growth guidance, and is built around implementation — diagnostic assessment, procedural execution, follow-up, talking to parents, and integrating the protocol into an existing practice. Written for general, pediatric and orthodontic dentists.
Spear Education
speareducation.com
67 reviews
Dental continuing-education provider in Scottsdale, running a large online curriculum alongside in-person workshops. Its pediatric airway course covers the airway examination and how to turn it into a screening protocol the whole team can run.
Kois Center
koiscenter.com
30 reviews
Seattle teaching centre running a science-based restorative curriculum. Its airway course, Managing Dentistry in the Airway Compromised Patient, is three days on integrating the Kois diagnostic and treatment-planning protocols for patients with airway-related disorders.
The Vivos Institute
thevivosinstitute.com
12 reviews
Education arm of Vivos Therapeutics, teaching dental sleep medicine and oral appliance therapy. Its introductory online programme, Introduction to Sleep and Airway Medicine, is self-paced with a year of access and covers sleep architecture, diagnostics and treatment strategies.
The Difficult Airway Course
theairwaysite.com
9 reviews
National CME programme teaching the evidence-based algorithmic approach to emergency airway management developed by Walls, Murphy and Luten. The Emergency course includes a pediatric airway component and runs three days with small-group hands-on sessions on difficult and failed airways. An emergency-medicine provider, not a dental one.
PACE Program
pace4kids.org
2 reviews
Pediatric education programme at Alberta Children's Hospital. Its one-day course, The Pediatric Airway Course (TPAC), pairs seminars with hands-on skills stations on securing a pediatric airway — how children's airways differ from adults', anticipating a difficult airway, rapid sequence intubation and device sizing. Taught by pediatric emergency, intensive care and anaesthesia faculty.
The Protected Airway Collaborative
theprotectedairway.com
2 reviews
Airway-education group combining online learning spaces with hands-on simulation at live events. Its pediatric module, The Pediatric Airway, covers anatomy and decision-making in high-stakes scenarios for residents, fellows, attendings, paramedics and advanced practice providers rather than a dental audience.