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Home All Our Training Courses GUIDED CLINICAL IMPLANTOLOGY

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Parcours implantologie clinique guidée Capsule — planification 3D, chirurgie et restauration implantaire certifié Qualiopi.

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bac_1234Fromdigitalplanningtoimplantrestoration Progressiveclinicalpathwayintegratingcontemporarydigitalworkflows 3modulesof2days Thistrainingcoursewasdesignedtoenablepractitionerstointegrateimplantologyintotheirdailypracticeinaprogressive,secure,andsustainableway,relyingonthelatestdigitalworkflowstooptimizeandensurethereliabilityofthemanagementofsimpletomoderateclinicalcases. Clinicalsimplicitydoesnotmeantechnicaloversimplification:simplecasestodaydeservethemostprecisetoolsandthemostadvanceddigitalworkflowstoguaranteethesafety,reproducibility,anddurabilityoftreatments. Bytheendofthefirstmodule,participantswillbeabletoplaceasingleimplantintheoffice,withinasecureclinicalsetting.Thespreadofthetrainingoverseveralmonthsthenallowsforpersonalizedsupportduringtheprostheticphase,appliedtorealcasestreatedbytheparticipants.

From digital planning to implant restoration

Progressive clinical pathway integrating contemporary digital workflows

3 modules of 2 days

This training course was designed to enable practitioners to integrate implantology into their daily practice in a progressive, secure, and sustainable way, relying on the latest digital workflows to optimize and ensure the reliability of the management of simple to moderate clinical cases.

Clinical simplicity does not mean technical oversimplification: simple cases today deserve the most precise tools and the most advanced digital workflows to guarantee the safety, reproducibility, and durability of treatments.

By the end of the first module, participants will be able to place a single implant in the office, within a secure clinical setting. The spread of the training over several months then allows for personalized support during the prosthetic phase, applied to real cases treated by the participants.

Intervenant(s)

Dr Karim Nasr

Docteur en Chirurgie Dentaire

Maitre de conférences des Universités - Université de Toulouse
Praticien Hospitalier (discipline clinique Réhabilitation esthétique) – CHU de Toulouse
Praticien libéral à Toulouse
Directeur scientifique de Capsule
Ancien responsable du DU de CFAO en Odontologie de Toulouse
Auteur de nombreux articles sur les biomatériaux, la CFAO et l'esthétique
Co-auteur du livre "Guide clinique de la zircone" (éditions CdP)

Dr Bertrand Arcaute

Chirurgien-dentiste

Chirurgien-dentiste
Ancien Assistant Hospitalo-Universitaire
Diplômé du DU d’Implantologie Orale
Activité clinique orientée vers l’implantologie et la chirurgie orale
Chargé d’enseignement au Diplôme Universitaire de CFAO de Toulouse
Intervenant en formation continue auprès des praticiens
Expérience dans les protocoles numériques appliqués à l’implantologie

Dr Rodolphe Martin

Chirurgien-dentiste

Chirurgien-dentiste
Formateur CEREC
Activité clinique orientée vers la dentisterie numérique et la CFAO
Chargé d’enseignement au DU Numérique de Montpellier
Enseignement des flux numériques en dentisterie restauratrice et implantaire
Expérience dans l’intégration des technologies numériques en pratique clinique

Objectifs pédagogiques

Acquire the clinical, surgical, and prosthetic skills necessary for simple to moderate implant treatment in a safe and reproducible manner.

Programmes

SINGLE UNIT IMPLANT
Analysis, Planning, and Guided Surgery

Duration: 2 days (17-18/09/2026)
Learning Objectives:
At the end of Module 1, participants will be able to:
• select a simple implant case,
• plan it prosthetically guided,
• and place a single unit implant using guided surgery, with healing screw closure.

Day 1 – Analysis & Planning
09:00 – 12:00:
• Indications for posterior single unit implants
• Clinical and occlusal analysis
• Reading and interpretation of CBCT
• Choice of implant system
• Prosthetically guided implant placement
13:30-17:00:
• Introduction to simple digital workflow:
- optical impression
- prosthetic project
- planning
• Practical work on implant planning
• Introduction to guided surgery
- Indications/advantages
- limitations
Objective end of Day 1: Know how to say yes/no to a simple case and understand where and why to place the implant.

Day 2 – Simple Implant Surgery
09:00 – 12:00:
• Essential surgical reminders
• Managing surgical stress
• Workstation management, equipment, ergonomics
• The implant guide: design, manufacturing, management
• Drilling sequences in guided surgery
13:30-17:00:
• Practical work on guided surgery on models
• Practical work on simple incisions
• Practical work on simple sutures
• Common intraoperative complications
• Very simple temporization (principles, indications); cover screw or conventional healing screw

Objective end of Module 1: Participants have the concrete foundations to place a simple implant, with support.

Inter-module Coaching 1 → 2
• Selection of a personal clinical case
• Planning assistance
• Guide validation

EXTRACTION / IMPLANTATION & SIMPLE MULTIPLE IMPLANTS
Simple tissue management and increasing complexity

Duration: 2 days (19-20/11/2026)
Learning objectives
At the end of Module 2, participants will be able to:
• Manage more demanding but secure situations
• Introduce simple soft and hard tissue management
• Address multiple implants (small bridge)

Day 1 – Immediate implant placement and personalized healing abutments
09:00 AM – 12:00 PM:
• Principles of the implant bone and mucosal environment
• Introduction to simple bone management (grafting, GBR)
• Immediate implant placement (selected and simple cases)
01:30 PM – 05:00 PM:
• Introduction to personalized abutments (SSA or custom-made)
• Practical work on immediate implant placement and SSA

Day 2 – Multiple implants
09:00 AM – 12:00 PM:
• Planning 2-3 implants for a small bridge
• Biomechanical principles
• Abutment selection:
- Straight
- Conical
- Angled
• Concept of temporization
01:30 PM – 05:00 PM:
• Practical work on multiple implant planning
• More demanding guided surgery (multiple, mixed support)

Module 2 End Goal: Participants will be able to:
• Manage simple extraction–implantation,
• Manage basic soft tissues,
• Place 2-3 implants for a small bridge, using guided surgery.

Inter-module coaching 2 → 3
• Real multiple cases
• Planning / abutment adjustment
• Clinical experience feedback

IMPLANT PROSTHETICS & CONSOLIDATION
From impression to maintenance

Duration: 2 days (11-12/02/2027)
Learning objectives:
At the end of module 3, participants will be able to:
• Finalize implant treatment
• Ensure long-term practice safety

Day 1 – Implant Prosthetics
09:00 – 12:00:
• Abutment / crown selection
• Screw-retained vs. cement-retained
• Emergence profile management
• Prosthetic morphology and transition zones
• Occlusal adjustment
• Polishing and finishing (Polishing demonstration)
13:30-17:00:
• Optical impression in implantology (single and multiple units), different techniques and technologies. Advantages and limitations.
• Practical Work on Optical Impressions in various situations

Day 2 – Follow-up & Complications
09:00 – 12:00:
• Early complications (1–6 months)
• Common errors
• Implant maintenance
• Patient advice
• Follow-up organization
13:30-17:00:
• Discussion of participants' cases
• Limitations of Level 1
• Presentation of Level 2:
- advanced bone management
- full-arch
- aesthetic anterior sector

GUIDED CLINICAL IMPLANTOLOGY

Date(s) & Horaires

Module 1: 17-18.09.2026; 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Module 2: 19-20.11.2026; 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Module 3: 11-12.02.2027; 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Adresse du lieu 12 Delcassé Boulevard, 09100 Pamiers

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Training format: In-person

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Château de Roques is nestled in the heart of a genuine 160-hectare green setting. This imposing pink brick building was designed in the 19th century by Count François Henri de Portes.
Formerly a noble residence, the château now opens its doors to offer unforgettable stays and moments suspended in time.

Let yourself be charmed by the tranquility of the place, its unobstructed view of the Pyrenees, its trails, and its French garden.

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The Château de Roques is only a 20-minute drive from the Capsule training center.

Château de Roques in Ariège

La Forge, 09500 Teilhet

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Junior Suite (40sqm), Pyrenees/Gardens/Lake View; Deluxe Double Room (small size); Deluxe Double/Twin (small room)

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Access requirements

E-learning: Short modules (20–30 min):

Biological principles of osseointegration
General indications / contraindications
Essential implant anatomy
Basics of implant prosthetics
Introduction to digital implant workflow

Mandatory validation before Module 1 (via MCQ)

This training is for practitioners who are:
- beginners or have little experience in implantology,
- looking to place implants in real clinical practice,
- seeking a safe, guided, prosthetically coherent approach,
- and structured progression between modules (coaching).

- Targeted theoretical input
- Demonstrations
- Role-playing
- Clinical case studies
- Peer-to-peer discussions
- Personalized support

- Multiple-choice questions or validation quiz (pre- and post-training)
- Practical work assessment
- Clinical case analysis presented by the participant
- Self-assessment of skills

In the event of a disability, a feasibility study will be conducted to offer adapted training. A training room meeting accessibility standards for public reception is available. (Only for in-person training).