Salle de formation Capsule pendant le module 1 d'implantologie clinique guidée

Training debrief — Guided clinical implantology, module 1

September 17 and 18, 2026 Capsule Training Centre, Pamiers (Ariège)
📅 Dates September 17 and 18, 2026
🕐 Horaires 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
📍 Lieu Capsule Training Centre, Pamiers (Ariège)
👨‍⚕️ Formateur Dr. Karim Nasr, Dr. Bertrand Arcaute, Dr. Rodolphe Martin

On September 17 and 18, 2026, the Capsule training center hosted Module 1 of the Guided Clinical Implantology course: single simple implant — analysis, planning, and guided surgery.

Two days built around a simple common thread: leave with protocols that can be applied as soon as you return to the office, for cases you know how to recognize.

Three speakers

  • Dr. Karim Nasr — Associate Professor
  • Dr. Bertrand Arcaute
  • Dr. Rodolphe Martin

Thank you to the participants

Thank you to the practitioners who attended for their involvement and for the quality of the discussions during these two days. It is the questions asked in the room and the cases brought by each participant that make this format valuable.

See you for Module 2

The course continues on November 19 and 20, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at the Capsule training center in Pamiers.

Discover the Guided Clinical Implantology course

Morning. Indications for a single posterior implant, clinical and occlusal analysis, CBCT review and interpretation, selection of the implant system, followed by prosthetically guided implant placement.

Afternoon. Introduction to the basic digital workflow — digital impression, prosthetic design, planning — followed by practical implant planning exercises and an introduction to guided surgery: indications, benefits, and limitations.

End-of-day objective: to be able to accept or decline a straightforward case, and to understand where and why to place the implant.

In-class guided digital planning, module 1

Morning. Essential surgical reminders, management of operative stress, workstation organization and ergonomics, the implant guide — design, fabrication, management — and drilling sequences in guided surgery.

Afternoon. Guided surgery practical exercises on models, simple incisions, simple sutures, common intraoperative complications, and very simple temporization: principles, indications, cover screws or conventional healing screws.

Objective at the end of the module: to have the concrete basics to place a simple implant, with guidance.

Practical work: implant placement on a model using a surgical guide
Analysis of dental implant clinical cases from radiographs

The journey does not end after the two days. Each participant is supported individually until the next module:

  • selection of a personal clinical case;
  • assistance with planning;
  • validation of the guide.

This is what sets a module apart from one-off training: the case worked on is the practitioner's own, not a textbook case.

Workstation equipped for implantology practical training

What the participant will know how to do at the end of Module 1

  1. 1 Select a single-implant case.
  2. 2 Plan it using a prosthetic guide.
  3. 3 Place a single simple implant using guided surgery, with closure using a healing screw.

Our partners

Thank you to the partners and sponsors who contributed to the success of this first module.

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