This in-person, two-day course introduces clinicians to the foundations of implant placement with a focus on single posterior implants, the cornerstone of   implant dentistry. Through an engaging mix of lecture and guided hands-on exercises, participants will learn the complete workflow from patient   selection and treatment planning to surgical protocol and prosthetic   restoration. Emphasis is placed on clinical decision-making, anatomy review, drilling sequences, suturing, and restoration strategies to ensure   predictable long-term success. Designed for clinicians new to implant   placement, this course delivers the confidence and competence needed to integrate single-tooth implant procedures into daily practice.

Learning Objectives

  - Identify patient selection criteria and diagnostic workflows for single implant cases.
  - Perform socket grafting, suturing, and step-by-step drilling protocols on models.
  - Review implant system components, biomaterial selection, and surgical anatomy.
  - Understand prosthetic restoration options and occlusal considerations for longevity.
  - Integrate clinical protocols for case planning and post-operative management.