Schedule

Start your implant journey with live patients, cases with abundant bone, and a mentorship community that you will always be a part of and have as a resource. You'll engage directly with live patients at our facility, gaining practical experience that translates seamlessly to your own practice.

Our unique approach gives you plenty of time to apply what you've learned at your own practice. Throughout this process, our faculty is just a click away, ready to answer questions and assist with any complexities. 

Restoring a full arch with a fixed implant bridge is one of the most rewarding procedures in modern dentistry, and this lecture gives general dentists a clear, step-by-step roadmap for success. You’ll learn how to evaluate patients, assess bone and implant positioning, sequence treatment, and set realistic expectations while strengthening communication with specialists and the lab. The course covers both proven analog workflows (impressions, records, provisionals, verification, try-ins, delivery) and today’s digital tools (CBCT, intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM, digital wax-ups, 3D-printed verification) to improve predictability and efficiency. Through case demonstrations and practical maintenance guidance, attendees will leave ready to choose the right workflow for each case and confidently deliver aesthetic, functional, long-lasting full-arch outcomes.

Focusing on immediate Implant Placement, Anterior Implant Placement, Advanced OverDenture Cases. In-person session combining lecture, hands-on and live patient surgery.  You can expect two full days of action packed learning, starting with a day of didactic and hands-on exercises focusing on immediate placement techniques, grafting techniques and suturing techniques.  The second days is "go" day!  It is back-to-back surgeries all day with a minimum of 4 immediate implants.

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This course is for dentists aiming to expand their full-arch practices to include free-hand procedures with same-day loading through the use of photogrammetry and 3D printing technology.  Doctors enrolling in this course have the option to bring their own patient or to have the patient provided for them.  Assistants are encouraged to attend the course and their attendance is included in the tuition.  

You'll take the following skillsets back to your office:

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Best practices to achieve predictable outcomes 

Understanding the indications, guidelines, and protocols for sinus bone grafting with a lateral approach

Case selection for sinus augmentations using CBCT

Treatment planning utilizing CBCT

Pre-medications and pharmacology to minimize complications

Flap design, bone augmentation, and reflecting the membrane

Complication management, including perforated sinus membrane

Post-Op care

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