This course covers 12 hands-on modules (usually Friday/Saturday) over 18 months. Modules are based in Yorkshire with visit to a surgical skills training centre (anatomical dissection) in Manchester and a Module at the University of Tuebingen, Germany.

The PG Certification in Dental Implantology consists of 4 units over 13 days in form of seminars, practical and live surgical sessions on your patients, spread over 12 months.

The course consists of 5 units over 12 days in form of seminars, practical and live surgical sessions on your patients, spread over 12 months.

The qualification consists of 9 units delivered over 25 contact days in the form of practical sessions, lectures, demonstrations and live patient treatment days.

1 week - By the end of the course, participants should have a basic knowledge and understanding of dental implantology and will have placed a dental implant in a patient under supervision.

2 days - At the end of this course, we would expect an experienced implant dentist to be able to safely undertake a sinus lift procedure using the DASK™ kit.

1 day - At the end of this course, we would expect an experienced implant dentist to be able to safely undertake a sinus lift procedure using the DASK™ kit.

1 day -This course aims to improve an experienced implant dentist’s knowledge of FTX abutments and the stages of surgery. By the end of the course we would expect delegates to understand the surgical procedure when using FTX abutments for full arch immediately loaded cases and how to implement this during surgery.

10 Days -Our unique training allows you to treat patients covering diagnosis, placement and restoration. You will complete several full cases and place 20 implants or your money back!

1 day - Learn and Practice the Clinical Versatility of Osseodensification:- Sub-Crestal Sinus Lift
– Lateral Ridge Expansion
– Immediate Implant Placement with OD
– Expansion Graft (2-stage approach)
• How we can preserve bone, plastically expand it, and enhance its strength in a controlled method.
• The effect of Osseodensification on implant total stability development for early and immediate loading

This course aims to increase an implant dental surgeon’s understanding of guided surgery and planning dental implants with the SMOP planning software. By the end of the course, we would expect participants to be able to upload patient CT and STL files onto the planning software and be able to plan simple cases.

1 day - This course aims to provide an implant dentist’s understanding of the skills required to use the SMOP planning software and utilise this for more complex cases. By the end of the course we would expect participants to be able to plan implant positioning confidently and be able to implement this within their practice.