Course Objectives
Analyze clinical cases using panoramic radiographs, CBCT scans, and implant planning software for appropriate treatment planning.
Apply freehand and guided implant surgery techniques.
Integrate fundamental surgical principles, including flap design, incision design, and suturing.
Place approximately 15-20 (3-day) or 17-22 (5-day) dental implants as the primary surgeon under direct faculty supervision.
Incorporate PRP / PRF+ applications and bone grafting techniques into implant therapy.
Perform single- and multi-implant placement procedures.
Identify strategies for managing complications and supporting long-term implant success.
Details:
Duration: 3 or 5 days
CE Hours: 24 or 40
Subject Code: 690 (Participation)
Group Size: Limited to 4 participants
Prerequisites: Licensed dentists
Tuition: 9,500 USD (3-day) - 11,500 USD (5-day Extended)
Tuition includes:
Dental Implants
Fully equipped dental stations
Sterile setup and protocol
Bone grafting material
Dedicated faculty supervision
Surgical instruments
Digital radiographic imaging
Post-course support
Accommodations & Transportation
Your tuition also includes:
4 nights of accommodations at 4.5-star hotel boutique (www.colombehotel.com)
Transportation to and from airport, hotel and clinic.
Breakfast and lunch during the program.
Why Choose This Course?
Perform approximately 15-20 (3-day) or 17-22 (5-day) dental implant placements on live patients under direct faculty supervision.
Apply advanced implant surgical techniques using contemporary implant systems.
Enhance confidence in planning and performing dental implant surgery.