Fundamentals of implant treatment planning

Who this course is for

Dentists looking for an introduction to implant treatment planning.

Learning objectives

By the end of the course, you should be able to:

• Identify the information needed for the initial assessment of an implant case.
• Organise the planning stages and recognise factors that influence treatment.
• Relate surgical principles to practical exercises on a model.

Practical information

Schedule

12–13 February · 09:00–13:00 and 14:00–18:00 on both days.

Theory and practical sessions

8 hours of theory and case discussions, with 8 hours of demonstration and practice on models.

Requirements

A qualification in dentistry. Knowledge of oral anatomy and clinical diagnosis is recommended.

Materials and equipment

Models and supporting materials for the exercises are provided during the sessions. Please bring something for taking notes.

Programme

1. 01

   Case selection and initial assessment

2. 02

   Treatment planning and clinical communication

3. 03

   Surgical principles and demonstration on a model

4. 04

   Case discussion and application in practice

Faculty

The faculty is yet to be confirmed. Names and professional backgrounds will be published alongside confirmed programmes.

Before you register.