Our postgraduate Dental Implantology course provides the busy General Dental Practitioner with a part-time educational route to acquire the skills and knowledge required of a Dentist with Special Interest (DwiSI). Students can study for an MSc over two years.

Dental Implantology aims to develop a critical understanding and the ability to evaluate the clinical theory, practice and associated research applied to the practice of dental implantology as a mode of referred treatment.

Our postgraduate course will provide you with the opportunities to apply the clinical theory, practice and associated research in the provision of dental implantology within the primary care setting. This course focuses on contemporary practice, teaching evidence-based principles and systems to ensure an optimal outcome for the patient and practitioner.

As a partner of University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), their Access and Participation Plan can be viewed here

This comprehensive course on peri-implant health and treatment of peri-implantitis is brought to you by a well known clinical specialist in the field and recent President of the ADI. This unique course brings you a host of Straumann products and solutions, as well as introducing people to GalvoSurge the leading biofilm and decontamination device. All delegates will gain an exclusive offering to these products that is not available to the general public.

A 1 day course run by Prof. Amit Patel provides hands-on training in the effective utilisation of Galvosurge, Emdogain, Labrida BioClean brushes, and guided bone regeneration techniques for peri-implantitis management.
It will help enhance participants’ skills in identifying appropriate treatment strategies based on individual patient need. For more advanced stages of peri-implantitis it will help foster an understanding of the principles of guided tissue regeneration and its application in promoting successful implant therapy outcomes once biofilm and decontamination has been carried out effectively.

The course provides 6.5 hours of CPD and meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C.

This is a 3-day small group face-to-face workshop covering treatment planning in implant dentistry with 25.5 hours of CPD including on-demand pre-course webinars.

Target audience:

• Beginner to intermediate implant clinicians
• Clinicians considering undergoing training in implant dentistry
• Referring clinicians keen to understand how a range of dental implant cases are managed

Format:

• Two reading lists of four papers to be discussed on the contact days
• On demand webinars (totalling approximately 5 hours)
• Approximately two face-to-face seminar presentations
• Hands-on practical sessions on pigs heads & models covering immediate implant placement & guided bone regeneration/alveolar ridge preservation (this section can potentially be adapted to delegates requests)
• A number of face-to-face case discussions to consolidate learning
• Interaction will be encouraged in a supportive environment
• The course content can potentially be adjusted to meet individual learning requirements. Please contact with your specific learning requirements when booking
• Delegates are encouraged to bring along cases on the day for discussion

The course provides 25.5 hours of CPD and meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C.

A unique opportunity to gain an introduction and hands on experience of sinus lift and block grafting procedures to facilitate dental implant placement, using cadaver heads at a state of the art surgical facility. There is a fantastic range of speakers with a wealth of experience to ensure each delegate gets as much help and support that they need.

This course is aimed at delegates who are largely confident with basic GBR procedures and suturing however we do have some flexibility to help consolidate these skills if required. If you feel you need to develop these skills more it may be worth attending the Implant Treatment Planning Course prior to the Cadaver Course – these courses link up well.

This is a 3-day workshop on sinus lifts and block grafting for dental implants in the Cambridge area.
The focus is on hands-on high-fidelity practical experience to introduce the general dental practitioner to advanced dental implant treatment.

The format will involve pre-course webinars and reading lists followed by a day of face-to-face seminars and 2 days of hands on experience on fresh frozen cadavers with 1 head shared between 2 delegates.

The course is comprehensive with broad background information provided from an evidence-based and pragmatic perspective to allow practitioners to safely introduce these techniques into clinical practice.

Priority will be given to delegates gaining hands-on experience of actual surgical procedures for themselves in a relaxed and supportive environment. Osteotomes will be used for internal sinus lifts and handpieces and piezo units will be used for external sinus lifts.

The teaching will be led by consultants in relevant specialties with supporting seminars from additional medico-legal and scientific experts. This is to provide context to the procedures from a clinical and practical standpoint to underpin the focus on surgical skills.

The course will be limited to 10 delegates in order to maximise the learning experience. As the course is limited to a small group, there is potential to adjust the content to meet individual learning requirements.

The cadavers have been tested for all infectious diseases including Covid-19.

The course provides 25 hours of CPD and meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome C.

A few places still available – To book register your interest and you will be contacted directly to arrange payment.

Professor Istvan Urban will be joining us on Feb 16th in London at the Royal Society of Medicine, London.

He will present a Masterclass on Hard and Soft tissue development. The course is categorised as Complex as part of the SAC educational category.

Special pricing for materials available on the day from Meisenger via J S Davis

This interactive course is focused on predictable Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) in Implant Dentistry : Clinical Guidelines & Contemporary Techniques.

The course is open to all Straumann Group customers (Straumann/Neodent/Anthogyr) and is aimed at dentists who are already placing and restoring dental implants

The following topics will be covered:

• Principles of predictable guided bone regeneration
• One size does not fit all : Biology based decision making
• Implant cases with atrophic ridges : Treatment planning session

The following workshops will be run:

• Layering technique in guided bone regeneration in implant dentistry
• Membrane stabilisation techniques:

1. Titanium pins
2. Periosteal pocket technique
3. Sling stabilisation sutures

• 3- Staged bone grafting techniques:

1. Allograft bone blocks
2. Sausage bone grafting technique

• 4- Flap management for bone augmentation

1. Muco-periosteal release
2. Passive closure
3. Advanced suturing techniques

This four-day course with Delta Dental Academy founder Dr Alfonso Rao covers the principles of bone regeneration treatment for dental implant treatment, starting with an in-depth look at the process of bone healing and regrowth.

A second module designed for clinicians who would like to progress to more complex cases explores treatment in the aesthetic zone with the introduction of guided bone regeneration and contour grafting.

The course features intensive hands-on exercises on models and patients provided by the academy.

Our Sinus Grafting Live Skills course aims to give all delegates the greatest exposure to sinus grafting procedures in a course environment.

Using a combination of model surgery, deer head surgery, and live surgical sessions, delegates will be exposed to the maximum amount of sinus grafting procedures to give them the best possible grounding to provide this procedure for their patients.

Comprising three days in Nottingham, including didactic teaching and observation of live surgery at The Campbell Clinic, and a day of deer head surgery in the academy, this promises to be an exceptional introduction for clinicians to provide sinus grafts on their patients.

Day 1:

Introduction to Sinus Grafting, including patient assessment for sinus augmentation, equipment and instrumentation required for sinus grafting, simultaneous placement in sinus augmentation, CBCT in sinus augmentation, and the science of bone augmentation material.

Day 2:

Live demonstration and delegate practicals of sinus augmentation on a deer head. This day is delivered by The Campbell Academy faculty including Craig Wales. Craig is a consultant Maxillofacial/Head & Neck Surgeon, based at the Regional Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow.

Anatomy dissection and discussion in addition to a discussion of complications in sinus grafting and obtaining consent for sinus augmentation.

Day 3:

Live Surgery Day will be carried out at The Campbell Clinic using our audiovisual set up which allows you to see sinus grafting being carried out by Colin in an environment where you can ask questions and discuss the case as the surgery proceeds.

Our Curriculum in Implant Dentistry training pathway culminates with our Year Three Implant Course. This unique course is designed for clinicians competent with advanced implant dentistry and ready to elevate their skills to tackle complex cases.

The Campbell Academy Year Three Implant Course is delivered in an innovative and modern structure to allow case discussions at the highest possible level, integration into courses provided by world-class individuals and the ability to share and discuss case planning throughout a year with peers and Campbell Academy faculty.

The course begins with the unveiling of our online platforms, where once a month, complex cases are revealed and discussed at length with the whole group, including a Zoom call with the coach for that month.

This case could be a complicated implant case or a complication that has occurred, or a patient with extraordinarily high expectations. Throughout the year, this builds into a case portfolio for individuals to allow them to become more and more confident with cases of greater complexity. This collaborative environment enables participants to propel their implant dentistry skills forward and expand their professional network.

Delegates will have access to exceptional face-to-face Masterclasses with educators from Geneva, Zurich and Turin to provide outstanding experiences in education in both surgery, restorative and soft tissue management.

By participating in The Year Three Implant Course, delegates are aligned with the ITI curriculum, paving the way towards obtaining the prestigious ITI Diploma in implant dentistry. Throughout the course, full instruction is provided to fulfil the Diploma’s requirements, including presenting eight individual cases to high specification, an oral examination of blind cases, and comprehensive discussions on implant dentistry. Please note the ITI Diploma is optional. Registration and payment are required separately and directly with the ITI.

The Year Three Course empowers delegates to exit the course as complex implant practitioners within a tribe of people who share the same values and aspirations for implant dentistry.

It will be one of the most innovative courses in implant dentistry available. We hope to see you there.The course provided comprehensive education and hands-on training in various aspects of implant dentistry. This is delivered through 10 onsite days at The Campbell Academy (5 trips to Nottingham) and through monthly online content and Zoom sessions.

This is a supplementary course which will aid participants in the detailed planning, assessment and execution of the sinus bone graft with particular emphasis on the lateral window technique.

This is an advanced course ideal for dental practitioners who have existing postgraduate knowledge in dental implantology looking to expand on their knowledge and practical skills

The Sinus Bone Graft Master course is an in-depth, hands-on, 2-day course