In this course you will learn

This introductory course is designed for dental professionals experienced in minor oral surgeries who want to expand into implant placement and restorative workflows. Participants will learn how to perform soft tissue flap procedures, place implants in different bone types, manage suturing techniques, and work with biomaterials for single and bridge restorations. The program integrates webinar sessions, lectures, and hands-on workshops to provide a comprehensive learning experience.

The course covers fundamental bone physiology, CBCT treatment planning, 3D implant positioning, and biological width preservation. It addresses incision, flap design, suturing, risk factors in implant placement, ridge preservation, and basic bone grafting for horizontal and vertical defects. Attendees will also gain practical knowledge of digital and analogue impressions, restorative workflows, and the transfer of emergence profiles. The hands-on component includes implant placement in various bone densities, suturing techniques, socket preservation, bone grafting, and both open and closed tray digital impressions.