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Program Eligibility
Comprehensive Implant Training: Learn every stage of implant treatment, from case selection to final restoration.
Hands-on Clinical Experience: Place and restore dental implants on patients under expert supervision.
Digital Implant Dentistry: Gain exposure to computer-guided implant planning and Nobel Guide technology.
Advanced Surgical Techniques: Learn sinus lift procedures, grafting concepts, immediate implant placement, and All-on-4 treatment protocols.
Industry Collaboration: Benefit from a curriculum developed in collaboration with Nobel Biocare, a global leader in implant dentistry.
Flexible Modular Format: Upgrade your skills through four contact sessions while continuing your clinical practice.

Clinical Training
Plan, place, and restore dental implants through supervised clinical practice using institution-provided patients.
Clinical Training
Plan, place, and restore dental implants through supervised clinical practice using institution-provided patients.
Program Details
Understand the biological and clinical principles of oral implantology.
Evaluate patients and develop evidence-based implant treatment plans.
Place and restore dental implants using established surgical and prosthetic protocols.
Apply digital technologies for implant diagnosis, planning, and guided surgery.
Manage implant-supported fixed and removable restorations.
Understand advanced procedures such as sinus augmentation, bone grafting, and immediate implant placement.
Recognise and manage common implant-related complications.
Deliver predictable, patient-centred implant treatment while maintaining high standards of safety and ethics.
Admissions Path
Curriculum and Fees
This one-year program, structured across four contact modules of six days each, combines theoretical instruction with intensive practical and clinical training to build confident, well-rounded implantology expertise. You will begin with the fundamentals of oral implantology and develop essential skills in patient assessment and treatment planning, before advancing into surgical implant placement, implant prosthodontics, and immediate implant placement. The curriculum also offers rich exposure to advanced concepts such as sinus lift and bone grafting, implant-supported fixed and removable prostheses, computer-guided implant surgery (Nobel Guide), the All-on-4 treatment concept, laser applications in implantology, and the management of implant complications. Learning is delivered through didactic lectures, model-based hands-on training, live surgical demonstrations, digital planning, and supervised patient care, and to successfully complete the program you will place and restore ten implants on institution-provided patients, ensuring genuine clinical competence and confidence.
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