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

UCLan’s MSc in clinical implantology in association with VSSAcademy™ is designed to give GDPs a solid academic and practical foundation in implants.

Catering to the needs of busy practitioners through mixed online and practical learning, the MSc gives delegates the scientific background and confidence required to place and restore implants with confidence.

Patients are provided for clinical treatment, enabling every delegate to personally place an average of 4-10 implants under clinical supervision in approximately 3-4 patients over the 15 clinical days.

The course covers full CBCT training, fresh cadaver clinical training, and a digital workflow and laboratory training day, with one-to-one training and support provided throughout.

Postgraduate students have full access to UCLan’s extensive online library, so they can review all the articles they require for their studies.

Once initial training is completed, delegates have access to continuous post-learning support and mentoring to ensure the safe and effective transfer of knowledge and skills into practice. Professional relationships with mentors are maintained beyond the initial course to provide guidance and advice where necessary as delegates begin planning and placing dental implants on their own.

Delivered by the University of Bristol in collaboration with The Dental Implant Clinic in Bath, the MSc in dental implantology features theoretical and practical teaching from an internationally-recognised teaching faculty.

The three-year part-time programme comprises hands-on experience in a dental practice from day one, allowing delegates to develop skills and apply them in a real-world setting to patients selected by the university.

The comprehensive modular course is structured in three sections – certificate, diploma, and MSc supported by outstanding resources and cutting-edge facilities.

Training is designed to produce caring, knowledgeable and skilful practitioners capable of confidently providing the surgical and restorative aspects of simple implant treatment.

This course is designed for those who seek a thorough grounding in the skills required to deliver predictable implants. Delegates learn to critically appraise evidence, which is vital when selecting which surgical and restorative treatments to offer.