Short answer: it depends on your state's rules, and we'd rather you check before you buy than find out after. This page gives you the actual citation from your state's practice act and dental board regulations — not our interpretation of it — so you can decide for yourself.
We are not currently accredited by ADA CERP or AGD PACE. We're working toward AGD PACE accreditation, with a national application planned for late 2026. We are not making any claim, implied or otherwise, that either organization has reviewed or endorsed our courses.
That doesn't automatically mean our self-study CE won't count for you — most states accept continuing education from any sponsor whose courses meet their content and format requirements, with no third-party accreditor required. But some states specifically require ADA CERP or AGD PACE-approved providers, and our content doesn't currently qualify there.
The only way to know for sure is to check your own state's rule (below) and confirm with your board before you purchase. We built this page so you don't have to take our word for it — every fact links straight to the government source.
Click your state on the map or pick it from the dropdown to see exactly what your practice act and dental board regulation say.
Every state card links directly to the statute or regulation — your state legislature or board's own website, not a summary.
Rules change. Before you buy, a quick call or email to your board confirming self-study CE from a non-PACE-accredited sponsor is accepted is the only way to be certain.
Every state allows at least some self-study/home-study CE for hygienists — the variable is how much. Click a state to see the specifics.
Membership gets you every self-study course, present and future, plus the live monthly webinar. Prefer to try one course first? A la carte is $29–$49.
Sourced from state legislature statutes, administrative codes, and official dental board (.gov) sites — no commercial CE-provider websites were used as sources. Last full review: June 30, 2026.