What is DOME4Kidz and who is it for?
DOME4Kidz is a structured program that trains dental professionals to identify, diagnose, and manage
airway-related and developmental issues in children using practical, evidence-informed protocols. It is designed for clinicians who want to integrate airway-focused, growth-guidance concepts into everyday pediatric practice.
What topics will be covered in the webinars?
The webinars will cover fundamentals of pediatric airway and sleep, craniofacial growth and development, clinical assessment (history, exam, and records), treatment planning, communication with parents, and practical implementation of protocols in the clinic.
What is the difference between the webinar series and the hands-on course?
The webinar series covers core concepts, theory, and case-based learning, while the hands-on course focuses on live demonstrations, practical exercises, and real-case discussions so you can translate the material directly into clinical workflows.
November 21 to 22, 2026
What are the dates for the hands-on course?
Do I need previous experience in airway, myofunctional, or interceptive orthodontics?
No. The material is structured to be accessible to beginners while still offering depth and nuance for clinicians already working in these areas.
Can I sign up for the webinar first and sign up for the in-person course later?
Absolutely. Completing the webinars is a prerequisite for the hands-on course, so you are welcome to register for the webinar series first and add the hands-on course later, subject to availability. Note that registering separately will be charged at individual rates rather than the bundle price.
What age range of patients does the course focus on?
The course focuses on children in the primary to adolescent years with a strong emphasis on early identification and interceptive care.
You will be able to screen children more confidently for airway and developmental concerns, structure your records and communication, and begin or refine interceptive treatment pathways that combine dental, skeletal, and functional approaches.
What language is the course taught in?
All webinars and the hands-on course are conducted in English.
Where will the hands-on course take place?
T.O.P Dental by Family Smile,
1901 to 1906 T.O.P., 700 Nathan Road,
Mongkok, Hong Kong
Yes. Completion of the webinar series is a prerequisite for attending the hands-on course, as the in person sessions build on concepts covered in the webinars.
Is there any pre-course online content to complete before the hands-on session?
Will there be follow-up support or a discussion group after the course?
Yes. Participants will be invited to join an online community or discussion group where you can ask questions, share cases, and continue learning.