Fellowship in Digital Dentistry, Workman School of Dental Medicine
This unique 12-month fellowship certificate program focuses on integrating advanced digital technologies throughout every phase of treatment, emphasizing in-depth treatment planning and the execution of restorative and surgical implant procedures, all through the lens of cutting-edge digital workflows.
Applications for admission to the program can be submitted directly to the Program Manager.
Digital Dentistry Leadership
Associate Dean of Postgraduate Dental Education and Clinical Professor, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of Digital Innovation Lab, and Co-Director of Digital Dentistry Fellowship Program
Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Digital Dentistry, Workman School of Dental Medicine
The Advanced Digital Dentistry Fellowship at the High Point University Workman School of Dental Medicine is a full-time, 12-month certificate program providing advanced training in contemporary digital dentistry.
The fellowship integrates clinical patient care, digital laboratory training, treatment planning, and didactic education, with an emphasis on restorative, esthetic, prosthodontic, and implant dentistry. Fellows gain hands-on experience across the digital workflow—from scanning and digital design to 3D printing, milling, implant planning, guided surgery, and definitive restorative treatment.
Fellows also participate in case presentations, literature review, teaching, and scholarly activity while working closely with faculty and digital laboratory technicians. Upon successful completion, fellows are awarded a Fellowship Certificate in Digital Dentistry.
Components of the Program
The HPU WSDM Digital Dentistry fellowship is dedicated to the integrated application of cutting-edge technologies to enhance and advance patient care through innovation.
Clinical Dentistry
- Clinical and Lab Photography
- Digital Fixed Prosthodontics
- Digital Dentures (Complete and Partial)
- Conservative & Esthetic Adhesive Ceramics
Digital Design
- Digital Intraoral and laboratory Scanning TechnologiesUniz, (iTero and Sirona)
- Prinicples of Intraoral scanning.
- CAD/CAM Design (Exocad, CEREC, InLab, Meshmixer)
- 3D and 2D Smile Design (Smilecloud)
Digital Manufacturing
- 3D Printing technologies (Sprintray, Sirona)
- Chairside and Laboratory Milling technologies (Cerec in Lab MC X5)
Implant Dentistry
- Digital Implant Planning
- CBCT Technology
- Guided Surgical Implant Placement and Principles
Academic Development
- Virtual Reality and Haptics Simulation Lab (SimtoCare)
- Literature reviews
- Evidence-Based Dentistry
Our Team
Clinical Associate Professor in General Dentistry, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Clinical Associate Professor, General Dentistry, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Clinical Professor and Director of Clinical Research, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Associate Professor and Clinical Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Dental Technician, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Program Manager, Postgraduate Programs, Workman School of Dental Medicine
Application Requirements
The program accepts national and international applicants. We encourage general dentists and specialists to apply. There is no option for part-time attendance.
Applications for admission to the program can be submitted directly to: High Point University® Workman School of Dental Medicine – ADEA PASS® Program
Program Director(s): Dr. Omar Mohamed and Dr. Guilherme Madureira
Program Length: 1 year
Maximum Capacity: 3 fellows
Accreditation: Non-CODA accredited
This fellowship does not carry a salary or stipend.
Application Deadline : 1st of January, 2026
Program Start: June 29, 2026
Applicants must submit the following:
- Most recent CV. Include a passport style photograph.
- Must have earned a D.M.D./D.D.S. degree, or equivalent; copy of dental diploma and copy of dental school transcripts must be submitted. English translation must be used for transcripts not in English language.
- Three (3) letters of recommendation should be submitted. One of these letters must come from the Dean or a Program Director. All letters should have contact information attached to the recommendation.
- All foreign applicants whose primary language is not English should submit a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score (we do not accept the IELTS test). A minimum TOEFL score of 90 is required for application consideration. TOEFL test scores taken more than 3 years before the application date will not be accepted.
