Compliance

CE & Accreditation Disclosure

Last updated: July 1, 2026

Read this before you rely on a course for credit. The House of Hygiene courses are currently offered as professional development and self-study. They are not yet accredited and do not award continuing education (CE) credit at this time.

Status: Self-study, accreditation in progress CE credit awarded: Not yet Certificate of completion: Yes

What our courses are right now

Every course on this site is interactive, evidence-based professional development that you complete on your own schedule. When you finish, you can receive a certificate that documents your completion for your own records.

What they are not, yet

Our courses are not currently accredited by an approving body, and completing one does not by itself award CE credit toward licensure or relicensure. Until accreditation is finalized and confirmed in writing, please do not count these courses toward a CE requirement.

Accreditation in progress

We are pursuing national continuing education approval through the AGD (Academy of General Dentistry) PACE program; our application is in progress for submission in fall 2026. Our courses are built to the AGD PACE Program standards, but approval has not yet been granted. If and when a course is formally approved for CE credit, we will state that clearly on the course page, including the number of credit hours, the AGD subject code, and the PACE provider number, and we will update this disclosure with the effective date.

No surprises on pricing or credit: current pricing for every course and for membership is always shown on the course page and on Join the House, and before any course begins awarding CE credit, we will publish that change here and on the course page. You will always know a course's price and credit status before you start it.

Confirm your own board's requirements

CE rules vary by state and by license type, and they change. You are responsible for confirming what your licensing board accepts. We recommend checking your board's current requirements before relying on any course, ours or anyone else's, for credit. We built a state-by-state self-check, sourced directly from practice acts and board regulations, to make that easier — check it before you buy.

Certificates of completion

Certificates we issue document that you completed a course. They are useful for your own professional records and portfolio. They are not, on their own, proof of accredited CE credit unless the course page expressly says the course is accredited.

Questions

If you have questions about the status of a specific course or about accreditation timing, email us at contact@thehouseofhygiene.org. See also our Terms of Service and Refund Policy.