International Team for Implantology (ITI)

ITI Implant Training for Nurses – Dental Implant Nursing: From Consultation to Implant Placement

Duration

1 Day

CPD Hours

5.5

Group Size

12

Location

Birmingham

Enrolment Fee

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ITI Members – £165.00 + VAT

Non Members: – £195.00 + VAT

Format
  • Theory
  • Role play
Course Description

Dental Implant Nursing: From Consultation to Implant Placement

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A practical course for dental nurses who want to build confidence in supporting patients and clinicians throughout implant treatment.

Designed by implant nurses for implant nurses, this course combines expert-led teaching with hands-on practical sessions. The day follows the patient journey from consultation and assessment through surgery, aftercare and restorative appointments.

You’ll practise key aspects of surgical preparation and implant placement, while exploring the dental nurse’s role in patient communication, aseptic technique, instrument care and follow-up.

SAC Classification Straightforward Level

9.00am Registration for a 9.30am start – Close 16.00pm

5.5 hours CPD

What You’ll Learn

  • Hand hygiene and different techniques for donning and doffing
  • Surgery zoning, set-up and aseptic preparation
  • Instrument care, post-operative clear-down and waste management
  • Surgical kit and instruments used during implant treatment
  • Implant placement, including the drill sequence and motor set-up
  • Patient assessment, contraindications and common pre-operative questions
  •  Post-operative care and how to respond to patient FAQs
  • Restorative appointments and sequencing after implant placement

Aims & Learning Objectives

Aims:

  • To give delegates a good understanding of implant dentistry and the dental nurse’s role throughout implant treatment.

Learning Objective:

  • Delegates will be introduced to dental implant nursing through didactic teaching and hands-on practical sessions.
  • They will develop skills to support the dentist and patient before, during and after implant surgery.

Speakers & Educators

Upcoming Dates

21st November 2026 – Birmingham
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