The Year Implant Course – now in Ireland
12 Days
72
16
Belfast, Ireland
£11,700.00 including VAT
The course fee is paid through a £1,980 deposit followed by monthly instalments across the duration of the course.
- Theory
- Live Surgery
- Patient Treatment
- Hands-on (Pig Jaw)
- Hands-on (Model)
Since 2015, The Campbell Academy has provided extensive implant dentistry courses for general practitioners in Nottingham. Following our expansion into Scotland in 2025, we are now bringing the same opportunity to Belfast.
Our Year One Implant Course is a clearly designed and developed, straightforward implant course based on the well-accepted ITI guidelines. It provides a wide range of educational opportunities to enable general dental practitioners to confidently assess, plan, and execute straightforward implant cases.
Delegates will have the opportunity during the clinical days to place dental implants on patients at Marlborough Clinic, Belfast, and will be supported throughout their journey to ensure they reach a stage where they’re confident to begin their surgical and restorative implant careers. This allows practitioners to begin their implant journey in a safe and secure environment.
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.
Key Features
- Exceptional clinical faculty from academic and practice backgrounds provide the broadest possible range of educational opportunities.
- A course that is heaped full of hands-on and practical elements to get you better at basic surgical skills and into implant placement as soon as possible. This includes three clinical days for delegates to work on patients.
- Access to a certificate on completion of the courses – ITI Foundation Level Certificate in Implant Dentistry
- Digital mentoring for the entirety of the course, supporting you through your first implant cases.
- State-of-the-art training facilities for the course are based in Belfast, Ireland.
- Twelve days of teaching over 9 months, including lecture-based teaching, discussion groups, hands-on practical sessions, further reading opportunities, evidence-based discussion, full clinical exposure to patients in a supervised environment, and mentoring opportunities in a structured nationwide mentoring program aligned with GDC guidance.
- Entry into clinical mentoring network group, developed by The Campbell Academy.
- Online collaboration and discussion between delegates and faculty, between course modules, to learn as much as possible.
- Access to an ITI Classroom, containing a vast library of additional resources to complement the material we provide directly here at The Campbell Academy.
Syllabus Highlights
- The scientific basis of implant dentistry
- CBCT Level One
- Basic Oral Surgical Skills
- Implant Consultation and Treatment Planning
- Implant Surgery with the Straumann Implant System
- Hands-on surgery – three sessions
- Restorative Days 1 & 2
- Maintenance of Dental Implants
- ITI Foundation Level Exam
Speakers & Educators
Testimonials & Videos
Upcoming Dates
Register Your Interest
Register Your Interest in The Year Implant Course – Ireland with The Campbell academy to receive enrolment details from Straumann.
Register your interest
Narrow Diameter Implants (NDIs), Bone Preservation after Extraction, and Peri-Implantitis Management
1 Day
7.5
25
London
£499.00 (including VAT)
£99.00 (including VAT) – If booked in a bundle
- Expert-led Masterclass
- Focus on NDIs
- Live case reviews
- Evidence based approach
Join Prof. Maurício Araújo, one of the world’s leading experts in Implantology, for this exclusive full-day masterclass in London. This course delivers cutting-edge, evidence-based insights into three of the most important topics in modern implant dentistry: Narrow Diameter Implants (NDIs), Bone Preservation after Extraction, and Peri-Implantitis Management.Combining scientific rigor with practical clinical guidance, Prof. Araújo shares the key principles, biological foundations, and real-world case studies that have shaped today’s best practices. Participants will gain critical knowledge and practical techniques to handle challenging clinical situations
- 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.
Venue – Danubius Hotel Regents Park, 18 Lodge Road, London NW8 7JT
The venue is located in the very heart of the London overlooking Regents Park and Lord’s Cricket Ground.
Being just a 10 minute walk from St. John’s Wood tube station, and Baker street station, the hotel is easily accessible.
Parking is possible on site. Parking charges are £35 for 24Hrs or £4.50 per hour.
Course Content
1. Tooth Extraction Reinvented: Minimally Invasive Strategies for Maximum Bone Preservation
Post-extraction bone resorption can complicate implant placement and affect esthetics. This session will explore minimally invasive extraction techniques aimed at preserving ridge dimensions, supported by clinical case examples.
2. Peri-Implantitis Uncovered: Navigating the Challenges of Diagnosis, Treatment, and Long-Term Maintenance
Peri-implantitis continues to be one of the most pressing challenges in implant dentistry. In this lecture, Prof. Araújo demystifies the complexities behind this inflammatory condition affecting the tissues around dental implants.
3. Slim but Strong: Mastering the Use of Narrow Diameter Implants in All Regions of the Jaw
With increasing patient demands for minimally invasive options and anatomical constraints in implant therapy, narrow diameter implants (NDIs) have become a critical tool in the modern clinician’s arsenal. Learn how to confidently place and restore NDIs without compromising on strength, function, or aesthetics.
Aims & Objectives
- Evaluate the biomechanics, indications, and evidence for Narrow Diameter Implants in all regions of the jaw, including posterior sites.
- Learn how alveolar ridge resorption supports the use of NDIs to avoid unnecessary bone augmentation.
- Master minimally invasive extraction techniques to preserve ridge dimensions and optimize implant site development.
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Understand the biological mechanisms behind peri-implantitis and apply best practices for diagnosis, treatment, and long-term maintenance.
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Critically assess complex clinical cases and apply evidence-based strategies for predictable implant outcomes and soft tissue stability.
Development Outcomes:
- This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
Immediate Implant Placement vs. Ridge Preservation Course
1 Day
8
20
London
£650.00 (including VAT) – Early Bird Rate
£799.00 (including VAT)
- Lecture Based
- Live Case Discussion
- Hands on Practice
- Comprehensive Content
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.
Venue – Danubius Hotel Regents Park, 18 Lodge Road, London NW8 7JT
The venue is located in the very heart of the London overlooking Regents Park and Lord’s Cricket Ground.
Being just a 10 minute walk from St. John’s Wood tube station, and Baker street station, the hotel is easily accessible.
Parking is possible on site. Parking charges are £35 for 24Hrs or £4.50 per hour.
Course Content
Principles, techniques, and considerations surrounding immediate implant placement versus ridge preservation procedures. Indications, advantages, disadvantages, limitations and risks of each procedure will be explained.
- Introduction to immediate implantology and temporisation
- Patient selection, Assessment and treatment planning, CBCT analysis
- Decision-making: When to use socket preservation vs immediate implant placement
- Surgical protocols and techniques, indications and contradictions for immediate implant placement and immediate loading.
- Extraction protocols: the classification of extraction sites to plan treatment for ridge preservation and immediate implant placement in the anterior region. Minimally invasive extraction techniques to preserve the maximum amount of bone before immediate implant placement.
- Implant planning and placement into the extraction socket.
- Step-by step protocols to preserve or minimise bone resorption
- Temporization: prosthetic planning, temporary fabrication. Selection of appropriate prosthetic components and materials for the temporary and final restoration.
- Different techniques for immediate temporisation from chair-side to digital pre-planning
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Socket grafting: Analyse the different graft materials and membranes used for ridge preservation.
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Soft tissue management with CTGs to improve the result in the aesthetic zone.
II. HANDS-ON
- Hands-on Implant Placement & Ridge Preservation on specially designed models
III. DISCUSSION OF PARTICIPANTS CASES, Q&A SESSION
Aims & Objectives
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Understand when and how to apply immediate implant placement versus ridge preservation.
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Master minimally invasive extraction techniques to preserve bone.
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Learn how to plan and fabricate temporary restorations for optimal esthetic and functional results.
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Select appropriate grafting materials, membranes, and prosthetic components.
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Implement soft tissue management techniques to achieve superior esthetic outcomes.
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Gain practical experience with immediate implantology procedures through hands-on training.
Development Outcomes:
- This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
Complication Management in Implant Dentistry Course
1 Day
8
20
London
£650.00 (including VAT) – Early Bird Rate
£799.00 (including VAT)
- Lecture Based
- Interactive Discussion
- Case Reviews
- Exploration of treatment options
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
Venue – Danubius Hotel Regents Park, 18 Lodge Rd, London NW8 7JT
The venue is located in the very heart of the London overlooking Regents Park and Lord’s Cricket Ground.
Being just a 10 minute walk from St. John’s Wood tube station, and Baker street station, the hotel is easily accessible.
Parking is possible on site. Parking charges are £35 for 24Hrs or £4.50 per hour.
Course Content
I. Intraoperative complications
- Flap design
- Preoperative acute and chronic infections at the implant site
- Incorrect implant angulation
- Deep/shallow implant placement
- Injury to adjacent teeth
- Nerve injury
- Bleeding
- Bone overheating during drilling
- Excessive torque during insertion and compression necrosis
- Accidental dislodgement of dental implants into the maxillary incisive canal or alveolar nerve canal
- Aspiration or ingestion of foreign material
- Implant fracture
- Mandibular bone fracture
- Insufficient initial stability
- Bleeding during incision and flap reflection
- Unstable implants
- Tissue emphysema induced by dental procedures
II. Postoperative complications
- Postoperative pain
- Tissue emphysema induced by dental procedures
- Cover screw exposure during healing
- Bone growth over the cover screw
III. Discussion of participant cases, Q&A Session
Aims & Objectives
- Understand the causes and mechanisms of common intraoperative and postoperative complications.
- Improve flap design, surgical technique, and implant placement accuracy to avoid errors.
- Recognize risk factors for nerve injuries, implant fractures, and surgical site failures.
- Learn practical steps for managing complications if they occur.
- Develop problem-solving skills through case analysis and discussion.
- Reduce fear and uncertainty associated with managing complex cases.
- Build a predictable treatment plan that minimizes risk and improves patient outcomes.
Development Outcomes:
- This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
Young ITI Study Club Day: Alveolar Ridge Preservation & Atraumatic Extractions featuring Dr Nikos Mardas
1 Day
6
60
London
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ITI Members: £50.00, click here
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Non ITI Members: £250.00, click here
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Non Member Postgraduate Student: £125.00 – to book this category only, click here
- Lectures
- Hands on
We are excited to announce our next YITI Educational Day. This event provides a deep dive into the clinical and scientific foundations of alveolar ridge preservation (ARP) and atraumatic extraction techniques — critical skills in maintaining ridge dimensions for future implant placement. Through lectures, case-based discussions, and a hands-on workshop, delegates will gain confidence in selecting appropriate techniques and materials for different clinical scenarios.
- ITI Members: £50.00, click here
- Non ITI Members: £250.00, click here
- Non Member Postgraduate Student: £125.00 – to book this category only, click here
Agenda
08:45 Registration & Welcome Coffee
09:15 – 09:45 Lecture 1 – Principles of Atraumatic Extractions in Implant Dentistry
9:45 – 10:30 Keynote Lecture – Alveolar Ridge Preservation part I
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:30 Keynote Lecture– Alveolar Ridge Preservation part II
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch & Networking
13:30 – 15:30 Hands-on Workshop – Extraction Techniques & Ridge Preservation Materials
15:30 – 15:45 Coffee Break
15:45 – 17:00 Case-Based Group Discussion
Venue
Pullman Hotel
100 – 110 Euston Road
London
NW1 2AJ
Learning Outcomes
- Gain an understanding of the biological processes that occur following tooth extraction and the impact on alveolar ridge volume
- Develop insight into atraumatic extraction techniques that help preserve hard & soft tissue architecture
- Become familiar with the evidence-based background supporting alveolar ridge preservation techniques
- Recognise clinical indications for ridge preservation and when intervention is appropriate
- Explore the range of materials and approaches available for alveolar ridge preservation
- Understand how these principals can be applied in general practice to support future implant or prosthetic planning
- Participate in practical exercises and case-based discussions to reinforce clinical decision-making
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
With Vincent Fehmer.
University of Geneva at The Campbell Academy: Implant Restorative Masterclass With Vincent Fehmer.
2 Days
12
16
Nottingham
£2495.00 (including VAT )
- Lectures
- Demonstrations
- Hands on
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.
A fantastic two days with invaluable content hands-on experience
The masterclass aims to provide attendees and delegates with an extraordinary and detailed investigation of the principles of implant restorative dentistry, from implant planning and the position of the implant head to the selection of materials and the application of restorative principles, occlusion, and design complications.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the indications, materials, and techniques for implant-supported single crowns, 3-unit bridges, and full-arch reconstructions.
- Explain the advantages and protocols involved in using milled crowns on Ti-Bases, following the Geneva concept.
- Perform clinical and technical steps for cementing implant crowns to Ti-Bases in a predictable and reproducible manner.
- Apply chairside stain and glaze techniques to enhance aesthetics and individualisation in implant restorations.
- Collaborate more effectively across clinical and technical teams for optimal patient outcomes.
- Critically assess and discuss real-life clinical cases, identifying potential improvements in planning and execution.
- To provide participants with an in-depth understanding of contemporary implant restorative protocols, from single-unit to full-arch restorations.
- To bridge the gap between clinical and laboratory workflows by fostering collaboration between dentists and dental technicians.
- To enhance participants’ practical skills in modern techniques such as Ti-Base restorations, cementation protocols, and stain-and-glaze procedures.
- To encourage critical thinking and peer discussion through interactive case-based learning.
GDC CPD outcomes:
- A (Effective communication with patients, the dental team and others across dentistry, including when obtaining consent, dealing with complaints, and raising concerns when patients are at risk.)
- C (Maintenance and development of your knowledge and skills within your field(s) of practice)
- D (Maintenance of skills, behavior’s and attitudes which maintain patient confidence in your and the dental professions and put patients’ interests first.)
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
Register Your Interest
Register Your Interest in the University of Geneva at The Campbell Academy: Implant Restorative Masterclass With Vincent Fehmer to receive enrolment details from Straumann.
Register your interest The Year Implant Course – now in Scotland
12 Days
72
16
Dundee & Glasgow
£11,700.00 including VAT
The course fee is paid through a £1,980 deposit followed by monthly instalments across the duration of the course.
- Theory
- Live Surgery
- Patient Treatment
- Hands-on (Pig Jaw)
- Hands-on (Model)
Since 2015, The Campbell Academy has provided extensive implant dentistry courses for general practitioners in Nottingham; now, we’re bringing the same opportunity to Scotland.
Our Year Implant Course is a clearly designed and developed, straightforward implant course based on the well-accepted ITI guidelines. It provides various educational opportunities to enable general dental practitioners to confidently assess, plan, and execute straightforward implant cases.
Delegates will have the opportunity during the clinical days to place dental implants on patients at Atelier Dentistry in Glasgow and will be followed through their journey to ensure they reach a situation where they’re confident to begin their surgical and restorative implant careers.
This allows practitioners to begin their implant journey in a safe and secure environment.
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.
Dundee offers an ideal central location. Placing the course in Glasgow, Edinburgh, or Aberdeen would require significant travel for those based in the other cities. Dundee, however, sits roughly equidistant from all three, making it far more accessible for clinicians across Scotland, especially compared to travelling to Nottingham.
Through the amazing support of our partners, Wrights, 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 Scotland as we do here in Nottingham.
Key Features
- Exceptional clinical faculty from academic and practice backgrounds provide the broadest possible range of educational opportunities.
- A course that is heaped full of hands-on and practical elements to get you better at basic surgical skills and into implant placement as soon as possible. This includes three clinical days for delegates to work on patients.
- Access to a certificate on completion of the courses – ITI Foundation Level Certificate in Implant Dentistry
- Digital mentoring for the entirety of the course, supporting you through your first implant cases.
- State-of-the-art training facilities for the course are based in Dundee and Glasgow, Scotland.
- Twelve days of teaching over 9 months, including lecture-based teaching, discussion groups, hands-on practical sessions, further reading opportunities, evidence-based discussion, full clinical exposure to patients in a supervised environment, and mentoring opportunities in a structured nationwide mentoring program aligned with GDC guidance.
- Entry into clinical mentoring network group, developed by The Campbell Academy.
- Online collaboration and discussion between delegates and faculty between course modules to learn as much as possible.
- Access to an ITI Classroom, containing a vast library of additional resources to complement the material we provide directly here at The Campbell Academy.
Syllabus Highlights
- The scientific basis of implant dentistry
- CBCT Level One
- Basic Oral Surgical Skills
- Implant Consultation and Treatment Planning
- Implant Surgery with the Straumann Implant System
- Hands-on surgery – three sessions
- Restorative Days 1 & 2
- Maintenance of Dental Implants
- ITI Foundation Level Exam
Speakers & Educators
Testimonials & Videos
Upcoming Dates
Register Your Interest
Register Your Interest in The Year Implant Course – Scotland with The Campbell academy to receive enrolment details from Straumann.
Register your interest
Introduction to Guided Implant Surgery
1 Day (9.00 – 5.00pm)
6
8
Glasgow
£749.00
Reserve your place at colin.burns@me.com
- Live Case Observation
- Theory
- Hands On
- Free Straumann Prosthetic Kit
Introduction to Guided Implant Surgery
Delegates will be educated on the principles of Computer Guided Implant Surgery and Prosthetic Restoration, from a sound foundation of the knowledge required, data acquisition, manipulation, and utilisation for planning of placement guides with specific surgical protocols. The use of planning software will be described.
Access to clinical support with an experienced implant surgeon who can mentor and support cases that you treat in your own Practice.
Delegates receive a prosthetic kit as part of the course fee.
Venue:
Atelier Dentistry
178 Bath Street
Glasgow
G2 4HG
Aims & Objectives
- Delegates will understand the basic principles of guided surgery, pros and cons.
- Delegates will understand the comparison to conventional surgery.
- Delegates will understand which datasets are required, and how they are obtained and managed.
- Delegates will receive a demonstration in co-DiagnostiX planning software.
- Delegates will understand how to design a full guided surgical guide, using Straumann AXS and Smile in a Box.
- Delegates will understand the implants that are suitable for guided surgery, including the new iExcel range from Straumann.
- Delegates will understand the surgical procedures and witness a live surgery in the Education Facility.
Development Outcomes:
- This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome A,B & C
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
UK & Ireland YITI Spotlight Speaking Competition
1 Day
6
40
London
Free for ITI members & Non Members – Please reserve your place via ITI net
- Short presentations given by volunteer speakers
- Networking
- A full day of CPD
🕘 Registration from 09:00 | Programme 09:30–17:00
📍 Aspire HQ, 29–35 Mortimer Street, London W1T 3JG
The Young ITI Spotlight event features a series of short presentations covering a range of implant-related clinical and non-clinical topics.
Our speakers volunteer to take the stage and share their insights in a supportive, safe environment designed to encourage growth and confidence. A panel of judges will evaluate and vote on the presentations.
For presenters:
• Prepare a 15–20 minute presentation
• Share your perspective, research, case or idea
• Receive feedback from our judging panel
• Compete for an exciting prize
Beyond the presentations, expect a full day of CPD, networking and connecting with the Young ITI community.
This event is free to attend for both ITI members and non-members.
Places are limited and will be given on a first come, first served basis.
Learning Content / Aims & Objectives / Development Outcomes
Learning Content
This event provides a platform for upcoming speakers to present clinical cases or research to an audience of early career clinicians and subject experts.
Aims & Objectives
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To enhance clinicians’ academic, presentation, and professional communication skills.
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To facilitate structured analysis of clinical incidents, fostering learning from challenges while showcasing examples of best practice in patient care.
Development Outcomes
A & C
Upcoming Dates
MSc Specialist Practice of Restorative Aesthetic Dentistry & Implantology
2 years part time
180
Bolton
£19,500 – Comprehensive
£10,500 – Digital
Scholarship available – Please enquire
Courses are subject to VAT
Comprehensive
- 12 face to face teaching days
- 1 to 1 mentorship on 10 implant surgery cases
- Live patient demonstrations by award winning implant surgeons
- Practical experience in dental implant placement
- Learn to place single implants to full arch implants
- Full Same Day Implant Masterclass
- Hands-on training in our purpose built phantom head facility
- Comprehensive experience in implant restorative procedures
- Course in partnership with Straumann
- Clinical Implant Surgery mentor appointed to support you for 2 years during the MSc programme
- An academic tutor appointed to help you through the Research, Clinical Reflection and Dissertation modules.
- URECA, Reflective Clinical Practice and Dissertation
- Hot lunch provided
- Graduation ceremony and course meal
Digital
- Flexible online learning tailored to your schedule
- State-of-the-art digital platform for seamless access
- Personalised guidance from a dedicated mentor
- Fully digital program with no clinical attachments or hands-on sessions
- URECA, Reflective Clinical Practice and Dissertation
While traditional implant protocols are commonly taught, the MSc Specialist Practice of Restorative Aesthetic Dentistry and Implantology approaches implantology from a restorative perspective.
The program focuses on developing treatment plans that are guided by restorative needs, integrating implants as part of the solution.
The programme is designed to o er contemporary face to face and digital learning as well as close 1 to 1 mentorship with live patients. It also explores immediate loading and placement techniques, utilizing both screw-retained and cement-retained prostheses.
Year 1 – 1 day a month to include:
• Lecture Programme and Clinical Skills development (Phantom head
Training)
• Supervised Clinical Practice
• Self Study
Year 2 – 1 day a month to include:
• Tutorials with Dissertation Supervisor
• Dissertation writing
As part of your PART TIME MSc programme, you will be placed in a University Approved Implant Practice where you will have the opportunity to observe and perform clinical dentistry including dental implant treatment. The experience you will gain will allow you to meet the requirements of your Clinical Professional Portfolio.
As part of your clinical practice placement, you will:
- Be placed in an Implant Clinic under an Implant Mentor
- The surgery environment will be fully digital with Intra Oral Scanners and CBCT.
- You will have an opportunity to take part in implant surgery under direct supervision
- You will have the opportunity to assist in implant surgery and we aim to allow you to place at least 10 implants.
- You will complete a Clinical Portfolio
Aims & Objectives:
The MSc programme is divided into separate modules. This ensures that you complete the requirements of the MSc Learning Outcomes.
The modules are integrated within each of the separate course units. The course is designed in 12 face to face days to advance the learning of each delegate through the programme.
Development Outcomes:
- This course meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome A,B,C & D
Clinical Skills Development Timetable
Month 1 – Single Implants
Month 2 – Multiple Implants
Month 3 – Over Dentures
Month 4 – Full Arch
Month 5 & 6 – Clinical Attachments
Month 7, 8 & 9 – Full Same Day Implants
Month 10, 11 & 12 – Clinical Attachments
Month 13-24 – Understanding Research & Critical Appraisal, Reflective Clinical Practice & Dissertation
Speakers & Educators
Upcoming Dates
Register Your Interest
Register Your Interest in the Introduction to Diploma in Implant and Restorative Dentistry to receive enrolment details from Straumann.
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