This comprehensive course provides a hands-on introduction to dental implantology, covering the full treatment workflow from diagnosis to placement. Participants will learn the fundamentals of implant selection, prosthetic strategy, and treatment planning, followed by guidance on surgical optimization techniques, including grafting procedures and post-extraction protocols. Under expert supervision, doctors will have the opportunity to place implants on patients, gaining valuable clinical experience in real-world cases.

This session will guide dentists through the key differences between fixed and removable implant prosthetics, including how to explain pros and cons to patients. Attendees will learn how to evaluate range of motion, occlusal space, and TMJ/TMD factors when planning treatment. The session will cover implant placement strategies for full-arch stability, implant requirements for each prosthetic type, and how occlusion impacts long-term success. Participants will explore the full prosthetic workflow for removable options, fixed roundhouse cemented restorations, and All-on-X techniques, along with how to use both high-tech and traditional tools in design and fabrication

This session focuses on foundational and advanced surgical techniques to prepare sites for successful implant placement. Participants will learn conservative tooth extraction methods to preserve bone, as well as bone leveling, alveoloplasty, and tori removal protocols. The course covers socket grafting for 3-wall defects and guided bone regeneration (RBG) techniques for horizontal and vertical augmentation—both before and during implant placement. Attendees will explore the use of resorbable membranes, structural graft materials, and PRF. The session also includes sinus lift procedures and hands-on grafting practice using pig jaws or cadaver heads, supported by Maxxeus.

This session covers key protocols for immediate implant placement following extraction, including guidelines for immediate loading and prosthetic considerations. Participants will learn how to plan for surgical variations using fail-safe strategies to ensure predictable outcomes. The course also explores when and how to incorporate bone augmentation during immediate placement. A live surgery demonstration will showcase full-arch extraction, grafting, implant placement, and interim restoration fabrication and delivery—all in one coordinated procedure.

This session focuses on identifying, preventing, and managing implant-related complications. Attendees will learn how to reduce risk through thorough patient education, informed consent, and detailed health evaluations. The course emphasizes collaboration with colleagues to address complications effectively. Participants will gain skills in diagnosing and treating peri-implantitis, understanding the causes of bone loss, and applying both surgical and non-surgical treatment options. The session also covers grafting techniques for infection-related defects, soft tissue management strategies, and criteria for implant removal and retreatment.