A world-class course, tailored for us

A rare chance to work closely with Óscar González

In a rare UK appearance, we’re proud to welcome internationally renowned implant surgeon Dr Óscar González to The Campbell Academy for a two-day masterclass, crafted exclusively for our community of experienced implant clinicians.

Óscar is a global leader in aesthetic implant therapy and the management of complications. This is a rare chance to work with him in a small, interactive setting — two immersive days of high-level teaching, candid insight and honest, peer-led discussion, with delegates encouraged to bring their own cases.

Dr Óscar González

Clinician, Researcher & International Speaker · Editor-in-Chief, IJPRD

Óscar received his DDS from the University of Seville, then trained in periodontics and periodontal-prosthesis at the University of Pennsylvania, becoming a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontics. He holds an International PhD, is Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, and is visiting faculty at Harvard and Complutense Madrid. With roots in both periodontology and prosthodontics, he is one of the world’s most in-demand voices in aesthetic implant therapy and the management of complications.

From scan to guided placement

This practical two-day programme takes you through guided surgery from start to finish — scan acquisition and treatment planning, through guide design and fabrication, to guided implant placement and verification.

The emphasis throughout is on practical implementation: clearer workflows, restoratively-driven planning, and the confidence to bring digital planning into everyday practice — including an honest look at the limitations of guided surgery and when to adapt.

• coDiagnostiX planning – Restoratively-driven digital planning and implant positioning.
• Guide design & fabrication – Plan, fabricate and verify surgical guides before surgery.
• Guided placement – Place implants using the guides you designed on the course.
• Verification & troubleshooting – Accuracy, complications and when to convert to freehand.

Ideal for

Clinicians already placing implants freehand who want clearer digital systems and practical implementation — not theory alone.

A rare opportunity to learn directly from one of implant dentistry’s most respected educators through focused teaching, hands-on training, and clinical discussion designed to improve decision-making around extraction, grafting, and implant placement.

This masterclass combines clinical theory with practical application. Delegates will work through key surgical concepts and apply them during guided hands-on exercises designed to reinforce the biological and clinical principles discussed throughout the course.

Over two days, delegates will explore the biological principles, clinical decision-making, and practical techniques that influence predictable implant treatment following extraction.

Learn from Prof. Rony Jung

Prof. Rony Jung is widely recognised as one of the most respected educators in implant dentistry. His work has helped shape modern thinking around implant placement, bone grafting, soft tissue management, and aesthetic outcomes.

This masterclass offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from him in an intimate setting, exploring the biological principles and clinical decisions that underpin predictable implant treatment following extraction.

Alongside teaching from Prof. Jung, delegates will also benefit from case discussion and clinical debate with Colin Campbell, bringing together international expertise with practical insight from daily implant practice.

Why this course matters

Why Timing Matters in Implant Dentistry

One of the most important decisions in implant dentistry happens at the moment of tooth extraction. The choices made at this stage influence whether an implant can be placed immediately, whether ridge preservation is required, or whether more advanced grafting procedures may be needed later.

Understanding how the extraction socket heals, how bone and soft tissue respond, and how timing affects outcomes is fundamental to delivering predictable implant treatment with confidence.

This two-day masterclass is designed to help clinicians think more clearly about these decisions through evidence-based teaching, clinical discussion, and practical hands-on training.

The Year One Implant Course — Belfast

A comprehensive foundation in straightforward implant dentistry — the confidence and competence to begin placing implants in your own practice.

Refined over many years at The Campbell Academy in Nottingham, the Year One Implant Course is now delivered in Belfast — bringing the same structured ITI curriculum, mentoring and clinical philosophy to clinicians across Northern Ireland and Ireland.

Across 12 days you’ll build the foundations to assess patients, plan treatment, understand surgical and restorative workflows and begin placing implants — with hands-on practicals, three supervised clinical days and digital mentoring throughout, on a clear pathway toward the ITI Diploma.

The resources available for this course enable a range of educational interactions, including peer-to-peer education on an innovative online discussion framework, integration with the ITI curriculum, face-to-face teaching, practical exercises, live surgery, and mentoring.

Belfast offers an ideal and accessible location for clinicians across Northern Ireland and Ireland. With strong transport links and a central base at Marlborough Clinic, Belfast, delegates can enjoy convenient access to high-quality teaching without the need to travel to Nottingham.

Through the amazing support of our partners and our Clinical Director of Education for Scotland and Ireland, Professor Colin Burns, we can offer the same fantastic introductory course in implant dentistry in Belfast as we do in Nottingham and Scotland.

1-Day Hands-On Implant Dentistry Course for Nurses

An Introduction to Dental Implant Nursing

This hands-on course is designed for Dental Nurses and provides both underpinning knowledge and practical skills in dental implant nursing.

Nurses are an integral part of the dental team, and training in implant nursing enhances patient confidence and care quality.

Gain the skills and confidence to support implant procedures from initial consultation through to post-operative care.

Advanced implant training for dental nurses

This CPD course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcomes: B and C.

To gain the knowledge and confidence required to assist in advanced and complex dental implant treatments — including preparation, setting up, chairside assistance, post-operative instructions, and follow-up care. All aspects are planned and presented from a dental nurse’s perspective.

• Live Surgery: Full-Mouth Rehabilitation – Experience the entire treatment process from start to finish. Depending on the case, you may observe bone augmentation, extractions with immediate implant placement, internal and external sinus lifts, and full-mouth rehabilitation workflows. When possible, participants will also observe the restorative phase of full-mouth rehabilitation.
  • Setup and Workflow – Learn the complete setup and component management for full-mouth rehabilitation.
  • Interactive Q&A – Ask questions and discuss concepts as the surgery progresses.
  • Theoretical Session – Comprehensive overview of advanced and complex treatments, including external sinus lift, guided bone
  regeneration (GBR), and full-mouth rehabilitation principles.

• Expert-led Masterclass: Learn directly from Prof. Araújo, one of the founders of Ridge Preservation and a globally recognized authority on peri-implant health.
• Focus on NDIs: Understand when, where, and how to use Narrow Diameter Implants to meet today’s clinical demands for minimally invasive, bone-conserving solutions.
• Practical, real-world content: Includes live case reviews and detailed discussion of clinical protocols.
• Evidence-based approach: Rooted in landmark research that redefined implant dentistry.

Why choose this course:

• Learn from the pioneer: Prof. Araújo’s groundbreaking research is the basis for many of today’s standard protocols — you’re learning straight from the source.
• Focused on practical challenges: practical, evidence-backed solutions for three of the biggest clinical challenges: narrow ridges, bone loss, and peri-implantitis.
• Narrow Diameter Implant focus: Few courses cover NDIs in this depth with clear clinical protocols for all regions of the jaw.
• Real clinical evidence: Includes landmark studies and long-term outcomes.

This comprehensive course focuses on the critical principles and techniques for immediate implant placement and ridge preservation to ensure predictable, long-lasting implant outcomes. Led by Prof. Puria Parvini, an expert with over 20 years of surgical and academic experience in Implantology, participants will learn how to minimize bone resorption, plan prosthetically driven treatments, and master techniques for preserving soft and hard tissue architecture. The program combines in-depth lectures with practical hands-on training on specially designed models to reinforce clinical skills and decision-making.

• Expert-led Training: Delivered by Prof. Puria Parvini, a renowned expert in Implantology.
• Balanced Learning: Includes structured lectures, step-by-step protocols, and live case discussions.
• Hands-on Practice: Extensive practical sessions using advanced models to practice implant placement and ridge preservation
• Case Discussions & Q&A: Participants can bring and discuss their own cases, gaining direct expert advice.
• Comprehensive Content: Covers patient selection, CBCT analysis, surgical and prosthetic protocols, soft tissue management, grafting materials, and digital workflows.

Why choose this course:

• Expert Instruction: Learn directly from Prof. Puria Parvini, surgeon and academic educator with decades of implantology experience.
• Practical Focus: this program emphasizes hands-on training on advanced models to build real-world competence.
• Comprehensive & Current: Covers the latest evidence-based protocols, techniques, and digital workflows for immediate implant placement and ridge preservation.
• Personalised Learning: Small-group format allows for detailed discussion of participants’ own cases and individual Q&A.

This comprehensive course is designed to help clinicians confidently prevent and manage complications in implant dentistry. Drawing on over 20 years of surgical and academic experience, Prof. Puria Parvini shares invaluable real-world insights into avoiding and managing common pitfalls in both surgical and restorative phases of implant treatment. Participants will learn to recognize, prevent, and solve complications through interactive discussions, in-depth case reviews, and open Q&A sessions — gaining the knowledge and skills needed to approach even complex cases with confidence.

• Expert-led learning: Led by Prof. Puria Parvini, a leading expert in implant surgery and complication management.
• Real-world case studies: Learn from real examples, not just theory.
• Full-spectrum complication coverage: From intraoperative issues (nerve injury, implant angulation, flap design) to postoperative problems (pain, cover screw exposure, tissue emphysema).
• Problem-solving: Develop practical skills to address challenges effectively.
• Participant cases & Q&A: Bring your own cases for discussion and get direct feedback.

Why choose this course

• Real-world expertise: Benefit from Prof. Parvini’s decades of hands-on surgical experience and honest sharing of complications and solutions — not just textbook theory.
• Practical focus: This course goes beyond lectures, using real cases and interactive discussions to ensure you can apply what you learn immediately.
• Open to all levels: Valuable for both early-career implantologists and experienced clinicians wanting to sharpen their skills.
• Comprehensive content: Covers both surgical and restorative complications
• Confidence-building: Learn how to handle complications calmly and professionally — turning problems into learning opportunities

An intensive two-day masterclass at The Campbell Academy led by Vincent Fehmer from the University of Geneva, exploring the latest concepts and techniques in implant prosthodontics—explicitly designed for both dentists and dental technicians.

Through a dynamic mix of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on sessions, this course will cover the full spectrum of implant restorative workflows, from single crowns to 3-unit bridges and full-arch reconstructions. Special emphasis will be placed on the Geneva approach, including the use of milled crowns on Ti-Bases as a modern standard in implant-supported restorations.

Practical sessions will focus on crown cementation protocols and chairside stain-and-glaze techniques, equipping participants with skills they can immediately apply in clinical or laboratory practice. The course concludes with an interactive clinical case discussion, encouraging shared learning and expert feedback.

Ideal for: Prosthodontists, restorative dentists, implant clinicians, and dental technicians seeking to enhance their collaboration and elevate restorative outcomes through a deeper understanding of materials and techniques.