Course Portfolio

Who Should attend?

This course is aimed at those who have already undertaken implantology training and wish to further their skill base. To book straight on this course we will require certification showing that you have learnt the theory of implantology, learnt and practiced flap raising and suturing and have placed at least 1 implant on a patient.

What does the course cover?

• • Virtual consultations and treatment planning
• • Aim to place 20 implants – All patients provided
• • The process of placing implants – From consultation through to final restoration
• • Bone grafting
• • Gain clinical skills, core competencies, and confidence within a supervised clinical environment
• • Develop key skills about the restoration of implants and gain a greater understanding of cases requiring more complex rehabilitation
• • The indications and benefits of guided surgery
• • Performing guided surgery on patients

^{Delegates will also receive a personal skills portfolio including case notes, x-rays, CBCTs and photographs to evidence their work.}

Course Aims

We aim for you to place 20 implants on patients during your time on this course. The cases will vary from simple single unit cases through to complex cases. Delegates will also provide guided surgery, bone augmentation and restorative treatments on patients.

Course Outcome

This practical course aims to provide delegates with the skills required to place and restore dental implants confidently within their dental surgery. Delegates will be supported and guided by experienced implant dentists and dental nurses who will help you gain the knowledge, clinical skills, core competencies and confidence needed.

By the end of this course participants should have gained enough confidence and knowledge to proceed to place and restore implants in their own surgeries.

Taught by hands-on tuition in a clinical environment under the supervision of a team of highly trained professional tutors. Dentale’s courses are run in accordance with the GDC guidelines.