Dr. Mahmud Mohammed (Fahim)
- PhD Researcher, James Cook University, Australia
- Consultant Maxillofacial Radiologist
- Former Assistant Professor, Delta Medical College (Dental Unit)
A 16-week mentored programme that takes dentists from scrolling through slices to writing independent, structured CBCT reports. Weekly live case sessions, full recordings, and real DICOM volumes you read and report yourself, from anywhere.
Teaching cases and reading habits drawn from the panel's own reporting of more than 5,000 CBCT scans.
Every finding is read in the context of the treatment decision: implant, endodontic, surgical, TMJ or referral.
Structured, medico-legally safe reports that referring dentists and surgeons can act on.
Faculty · Reporting Panel
Two maxillofacial radiologists and an oral & maxillofacial surgeon teach every module, run the live case sessions and mark your reports.
"A scan is only as useful as the report written from it. This course trains the report."
How the online programme runs
Every module follows the same weekly rhythm, so you can plan practice hours around it. Miss a live session and the recording is on the course portal within 24 hours.
Core teaching for the module, 60–90 minutes, broken into short chapters you can watch on any device.
Two hours with the mentor. Shared-screen scrolling through real volumes, questions answered on the spot.
Download 2–3 anonymised volumes, read them in your own viewer and submit measurements or a short report.
Individual corrections on your submission, with the model answer and a short quiz to close the module.
Curriculum · 16 modules
Phases are colour-coded like the three planes of a CBCT viewer. Each module lists the evidence base it teaches from.
What's included
Assessment & certification
Weeks 15 and 16 assess whether you can read a full volume on your own and defend what you wrote.
| Criterion | What is checked | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnostic accuracy | Correct findings and a sensible differential diagnosis | 35% |
| Completeness | The entire field of view is reviewed, including incidental findings | 25% |
| Measurements | Correct plane, landmarks and values for planning | 15% |
| Terminology | Standard radiological language and structure | 15% |
| Medico-legal safety | Limitations, recommendations and referral stated | 10% |
Who it's for
Questions
Yes. All teaching, case reading, assignments and the viva take place online. You do not need to travel.
Every session is recorded and posted within 24 hours. You can also join the same session live with the next batch while your access lasts.
No. You will set up a free DICOM viewer in Week 1. If you already use your scanner's own software, you can use that instead.
No. All practice volumes are provided. If you have your own scans, you are welcome to bring anonymised cases to the live sessions.
About 5–6 hours: the recorded lecture, the two-hour live session, and the DICOM assignment.
Yes. All volumes are real patient scans, fully anonymised, chosen to cover common findings and the important ones that are easy to miss.
Yes. The course is designed for international participants. Live session times are announced in GMT and chosen to suit Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. All recordings are available worldwide.
The tuition fee is USD 500 for the full 16-week programme. It covers all modules, live sessions, 12 months of recordings, the DICOM case library, the assessment and the certificate.
You receive written feedback and can resubmit your reports and repeat the viva with the next batch.
Enrolment
Message us on WhatsApp for the batch schedule and registration form.