Excellence in infection prevention
and control starts here.
Dental infection and prevention training trusted by 500+ practices across Australia.
If your team is preparing for accreditation, working through updated standards and guidelines, or simply ready to move beyond baseline knowledge, there is a Niche Dental course built for where you are right now.
Three ways to learn with Kylie Robb. Choose the format that works for your team.
“Kylie has always been at the forefront of infection control
knowledge as it applies to us in our dental settings. This course
takes the overwhelming and filters down the changes we can
make today to ensure we comply with the latest updates.”
Dr Glen Baker
Jacaranda Dental
Caringbah NSW
Online dental infection control courses.
NEW COURSE
Interpreting the Dental Council of NSW’s Infection Control Checklist
Investment: $249 AUD
Not sure where you stand if the regulator comes knocking? This course walks you through the exact checklist your regulator will use to assess your practice. Whether you want to get ahead of a potential audit, respond to a complaint with confidence, upskill a practice manager or senior assistant, or do your due diligence while you have the time, this course gives you a clear picture of where you stand and what to focus on first.
PCHS Mandatory Training for Dental
Investment: $99 AUD
This intensive one-hour course covers the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards mandatory training actions required for dental practices to achieve accreditation. Kylie unpacks the intent behind each action and walks your team through how to apply them in practice with confidence.
Rated 5.0 by dental teams across Australia.
On-site dental infection control training.
On-site training.
We deliver onsite infection prevention and control training directly to practice teams across Australia.
On-site training is available on a selective basis and is considered on a case-by-case basis for the right fit. To make the most of the session, attendance is expected from the whole practice team.
What the session covers.
- The IPC regulatory landscape and professional obligations for dental practitioners in Australia
- Australia’s two-tiered approach to IPC
- Managing IPC risk to practise in a way that minimises the spread of infection
- Resources required to achieve best practice, including sharps, waste, and PPE
- Steriliser maintenance, testing, and indicator use
- Positioning IPC as a strategic asset to support quality dentistry
- Surgical aseptic technique: when and why to escalate
- And much more
This is a constantly evolving session aligned with contemporary best practice. In 2026, this includes AS 5369:2023, AS 5369:2023 Amd 1:2026, the ADA’s Guidelines for Infection Prevention and Control (5th Edition Amendment 1 2026), Ahpra’s shared Code of Conduct, and the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards (ACSQHC).
Investment.
Pricing is tailored to the size and requirements of your practice. Get in touch to discuss availability and costs.
On-site gap analysis.
Gain a clear picture of where your practice stands and a practical path forward.
For practices and organisations that want a thorough, independent assessment of their current infection prevention and control systems, Niche Dental’s onsite gap analysis provides exactly that.
Kylie works directly alongside your team to assess your current IPC approach against national standards and guidelines, identify areas for improvement, and develop a clear, actionable plan to close the gaps. The result is a practice that moves forward with confidence rather than uncertainty.
These engagements are tailored to the size and complexity of your practice or organisation and are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Not sure which option
is right for you?
For dental assistants and individual team members, the online courses are the most practical starting point. They’re self-paced, targeted, and accessible from any device.
For practices that want us onsite, that is available for whole practice teams on a selective basis. Get in touch to talk through your situation and we can work out whether it is the right fit.
Frequently asked questions.
ONSITE COURSES
Is this training suitable if we are preparing for accreditation?
Yes. Sessions are aligned to the current standards and guidelines referenced by the Dental Board of Australia, including AS 5369:2023 and the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards. Teams leave with a clear understanding of what is required and the confidence to apply it.
Can we take the team offsite for the day?
Yes. If your practice prefers to hold the session away from the clinical environment, we can work with you to find an arrangement that suits your team. Get in touch to discuss.
How is the training structured?
The session follows a consistent format built around understanding the purpose of infection prevention in the context of practising safely in Australia. It includes an engaging quiz, facilitated discussion to support sound decision-making, and practical guidance to improve workflows and efficiency. The focus is on mastering first principles so they can be applied broadly across the practice.
How do we book?
Get in touch to start the conversation. We’ll come back to you personally to discuss your practice’s needs and whether onsite training is the right fit.
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What is the cancellation policy?
Please refer to our cancellation and attendance policy for full details.
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ONLINE COURSES
How do the online courses work?
Each course is self-paced and accessible from any device. Once you enrol you have immediate access to the course content and can work through it at a time that suits your clinical day.
Are the online courses suitable for the whole team?
Yes. The courses are designed to be accessible and relevant for every role in the dental practice, from dental assistants and practice managers through to practitioners and clinical leaders.
Do the online courses count toward CPD requirements?
Yes. Niche Dental IPC courses are classified as clinical/scientific for CPD purposes. All participants will receive a CPD certificate reflecting their hours of participation. This certificate can contribute to a practitioner’s requirement to obtain 60 hours of CPD within a CPD cycle.
How long do the online courses take?
Course duration varies. The PCHS Mandatory Training for Dental course is one hour. The Interpreting the Dental Council of NSW’s Infection Control Checklist course duration is outlined on the course page. Each course is self-paced so you can work through it in a way that fits your day.
Can I purchase online courses for my whole team?
Yes. Group enrolments are available. Get in touch to discuss pricing and options for your team or organisation.
Let’s raise the standard.
The right course is the one that meets your team where they are and takes them somewhere better. If you’re not sure where to start, get in touch with us and we will point you in the right direction.
