Basic principles of dental implantation, patient assessment and case selection radiography.

Candidates will study and review each patient case for the coming days, any complexities or doubts can be clarified with the professor. Pre-clinical setup and procedure will be explained. Tutorial for a specific implant system.

Implant placements for delegates assigned to Group A, the other students may observe.

Implant placements for delegates assigned to Group B, the other students may observe.

A group tour to see the valley of the kings and other historic monuments, a last supper with teachers and students where we may debreif and discuss learning outcomes. Provision of supplementary booklets, ongoing support in the UK and equipment catalogue

The course is divided into two main sections: Days 1 & 2: Theoretical sessions with case presentations, treatment plans, and discussions on materials, techniques, and procedures. Days 3 to 6: Clinical sessions where candidates will place implants in groups, observe procedures, and participate in debriefs.

The first two days focus on: Day 1: Introduction to dental implantation, patient assessment, radiography, and case selection. Day 2: Detailed case discussions and pre-clinical setup explanations, including a tutorial for a specific implant system.

Absolutely! You can ask questions about cases, techniques, materials, and procedures at any time. You will also have a dedicated mentor available throughout the entire course for guidance and discussions.

Yes, ongoing support will be available for candidates based in the UK. You will also receive supplementary booklets and an equipment catalogue to assist in your practice.