Course Description
Price
C$24,999 + Taxes
With options to pay in installements. Contact our concierge for more details.
Duration
5 Sections from Friday to Sunday
Dates
Spring 2025 (April 4, 5, 6 - April 11, 12, 13 - April 25, 26, 27 - May 16, 17, 18 and June 20, 21, 22)
Capacity
Limited
Location
Mississauga
About the Course
This course trains you in predictable surgical implant placement, covering all aspects from treatment planning and surgery to post-restorative care and complication management.
The journey into dental implant placement and restoration is a fulfilling endeavor; however, it is paramount to have your first foundational experience exemplary to continue your growth. Learn from experts and specialists and become immersed in hands-on experiences, including tabletop exercises, work on animal jaws, and high-fidelity 3D models.
Under the supervision of a periodontist, prosthodontist, oral maxillofacial surgeon, dental anesthesiologist, oral radiologist, and other experts, you will receive cutting-edge, clinician-centered tips to maximize surgical success and identify and avoid common complications in implant dentistry. Our hands-on educational approach ensures you can confidently apply your newly acquired skills in private practice.
This course is designed for dentists seeking the necessary hours to provide implant placement services in their practice.
In this course, you will receive a surgical kit, motor, surgical implant handpiece, and 10 implants with multiple healing abutments and cover screws. This program offers 110 hours of high-quality continuing education, featuring hands-on labs with models and animal jaws. All of this is available for the incredible price of $24,999 + tax, with the option to spread payments over 10 equal installments (subject to approved credit by Straumann).
We’re Not Done Yet – It Gets Better!
As a special bonus, gain access to an exclusive lecture and hands-on training on how to use Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) and its applications in dentistry.
Mentorship
Mentorship to even feel more comfortable about your implants; MENTORSHIP FOR YOUR FIRST 10 IMPLANTS, where the cost to you will be ONLY $500 per implant, you will be able to make more money with the partnership of Straumann, this is one more reason for you to attend this course. Get the first year of the implant mentorship study club for FREE.
Our comprehensive course not only teaches the didactic content for and effective placement of implants via some of the most distinguished educators and practitioners in Canada, but also create a learning environment, unique with hands-on clinical mentorship and coaching that far exceeds the current training norms. The outcome is that participating dentists feel confident and competent in independently and routinely utilizing their skills in proving implant dental solutions to their patients.
A unique 2-in-1 Implant course design
Course Description of Implant 101
This is a comprehensive basic (entry and reinforcement) level dental implantology course directed towards dentists new to or early on in their practice of dental implantology. The course provides a sound knowledge base for the predictable and safe practice of implant dentistry, to include simple implant cases, but it also provides theoretical information and sheds light on situations where more complicated management of cases is needed. This program provides the knowledge, skills, and confidence to successfully diagnose, treatment plan, and treat patients with dental implant therapy in the clinical practice. All aspects of treatment planning, restorative steps, and post-delivery care will be discussed.
Goal of Implant 101
For participants to obtain the skills needed for predicable and successful surgical placement of implants for single tooth restoration. The participant understand the didactic theory to properly undergo case selection through evaluation a patient and prosthodontic treatment planning. Participants will be able to provide comprehensive care for patients through pre-surgical optimization to post-restorative maintenance and evaluation. Participants to competently and confidently provide implant solutions to dentists and manage typical complications.
Objectives of Implant 101
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify patients who would benefit for implant therapy
- Offer options to edentulous patients
- Achieve predicable outcomes through learning case selection variables
- Review the surgical anatomy and biologic basic sciences required for the safe practice of dental implantology.
- Learn methods to facilitate comfortable dental implant surgery
- Manage common surgical complications and learn advanced suturing
- Implement the theoretical knowledge acquired during the course for proper treatment planning for patients requiring dental implant treatment.
- Formulate an evidence-based approach during the practice of dental implantology.
- Consider tools to improve the biomechanical and esthetic outcomes
- Choose advantageous materials
- Optimize with exposure to Bone grafting
- Utilize radiology to plan, place, restore and maintain implants
- Apply knowledge gained in the course for adequate dental implant treatment planning, during dental implant surgery and for the long-term follow-up of dental implant patients seen in their clinics.
- Recognize early and delayed dental implant complications, offer suitable management protocols and refer patients to specialists as needed.
Course Certificates
Certificate will be presented issuing 90 CE Core 2 with the RCDSO.
April 4-6
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 16-18
June 20-22
April 4-6
Friday (Implantology Adjunct)
- Introduction to Course
- Introduction to Implant Theory
- Surgical Anatomy
- Patient Evaluation and Selection: Medical Conditions and Medications
Saturday (Prosthodontic)
- Identifying Potential Patients
- Tooth-Borne vs Implant-Borne Prostheses
- Single-Unit Restorations
- Multiple-Unit Restorations
- Principles of Implant Treatment Planning with Consideration in Esthetics
Sunday (Prosthodontic)
- The Immediate Implant
- Implant Selection
- Healing Phase & Healing Abutments
- Provisional Restorations
- Hands-on Lab
The classes will be held in the Greater Toronto Area*
The sections are held from 9am – 4pm.
Note: Orders of topics and locations are subject to change
April 11-13
Friday (OMFS Adjunct)
- General Dental Surgical Complications and Considerations
- Hemostasis
- Anatomical Space Infections
- Air Emphysema
- Infection Control
Saturday (Surgical)
- RCDSO Requirements
- Introduction to Dental Implantology
- Biological Principles
- Treatment Planning I
- Hands-on Lab
Sunday (Surgical)
- Treatment Planning II Surgical Principles
- Surgical Principles and Procedures Related to Implant Therapy
- RCDSO Requirements
- Hands-on Lab
The classes will be held in the Greater Toronto Area*
The sessions are held from 9am – 4pm.
Note: Order of topics and locations are subject to change
April 25-27
Friday (Radiology Adjunct)
- Introduction to Radiology for Implant Placement
- Utilizing Traditional Imaging for Case Selection, Implant Surgery Planning, Tracing Vital Structures and Placement
- Utilizing 3D Analysis of Cone-Beam CT for Imaging in Case Selection, Implant Surgery Planning, Tracing Vital Structures and Placement
- Digital Implant Planning
- Hands-on Lab
Saturday (Surgical)
- “Periodontal” Implantology
- Supracrestal Soft-Tissue Attachment (Biologic Width) and Hard and Soft-Tissue Requirements
- Bone Grafting
- A Window into Advanced Concepts – Basic Knowledge! Including Ridge Augmentation and Barrier Membranes
- Hands-on Lab
Sunday (Surgical)
- Surgical Complications
- Peri-Implant Soft and Hard Tissue Complications: Peri-Implantitis and Peri-Implant Mucositis
- Peri-Implant Maintenance
- Follow-Up Care
- Hands-on Lab
The classes will be held in the Greater Toronto Area*
The sessions are held from 9am – 4pm.
Note: Order of topics and locations are subject to change
May 16-18
Friday (Adjunct Dental Anesthesia)
- Management of Anxiety
- Medical Emergencies associated with Surgery
- Local Anesthesia
- Sedation options throughout Implantology
Saturday (Prosthodontic)
- Impression Techniques: Analogue, Digital, Customized Impression Copings
- Master Cast Fabrication
- Component Selection & Crown Fabrication: Single-Unit Restorations and Multi-Unit Restorations
- All-ceramic Material Options and Treatments for Edentulous Patients
- Hands-on Lab
Sunday (Prosthodontic)
- Loading Protocol
- Occlusion for Implant-Borne Prostheses
- Prosthetic Delivery and Cementation
- Avoiding and Treating Complication
- Hands-on Lab
The classes will be held in the Greater Toronto Area*
The sessions are held from 9am – 4pm.
Note: Order of topics and locations are subject to change
June 20-22
Friday (Adjunct)
- Hands-on Dental Technology Seminar
- Hands-on Implant Lab with Straumann
Saturday (OMF Adjunct)
- Tips and Pitfalls from Experts
- Group Participation in Case-studies
Sunday (Implantology Adjunct)
- Advance Anatomy of the Implant: Surfaces
- Advanced Surgical Applications: Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF)
- Hands-on PRF Demonstration
- Introduction to Mentorship
The classes will be held in the Greater Toronto Area*
The sections are held from 9am – 4pm.
Note: Orders of topics and locations are subject to change
Session Highlights
