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The Advanced Implantology Hands-On Course with Cadavers is designed for dental professionals seeking to enhance their skills in implantology through practical, hands-on experience.

Learning outcome

Enhanced Surgical Skills:

• Gain proficiency in advanced implant placement techniques including edentulous
• Master bone augmentation procedures, including the use of bone grafts and membranes
• Develop skills in soft tissue management, including grafting and tension-free wound closure
• Immediate implant protocols
• Full arch treatment concepts

Comprehensive Understanding of Sinus Lift Procedures:

• Learn both lateral and crestal approaches to sinus lifts
• Understand how to manage complications associated with sinus lift procedures

Improved Case Planning and Execution:

• Enhance ability to select and plan cases for advanced implantology
• Utilize digital workflows and software for precise implant placement

Increased Confidence and Competence:

• Build confidence in performing complex implantology procedures through hands-on practice on cadavers
• Develop the ability to handle complications and unexpected situations during surgery

Post-Course Application:

• Apply new techniques and skills in daily practice with increased safety and predictability
• Access post-course support and resources to continue improving skills and knowledge

The All-on-4 Treatment Concept Cadaver Program is a 3-day course designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the All-on-4 treatment and complex edentulous treatment with use of Zygomatic implants. The course is recommended for licensed dentists with advanced oral and implant surgical experience. It includes didactic and hands-on training, as well as a cadaver workshop. Participants will treat an upper and lower arch. The course is led by expert instructors Dr. Lydia Lim and Dr. Larry Benge. Successful participants will receive 21 CPD Credits.

Learning outcomes

• Comprehensive case selection, diagnostics, and digital treatment planning.
• Addressing complex anatomical challenges and optimizing implant angulation.
• Protocols for immediate implant placement and loading, utilising both guided and freehand techniques.
• Surgical approaches for managing the Atrophic Maxilla, including considerations for Zygomatic implants.
• Designing and delivering provisional and final full-arch prostheses using CAD/CAM and conventional methods.
• Strategies for risk management, troubleshooting, and long-term follow-up.
• Seamless integration of a full digital workflow from planning to delivery.