GUIDED CLINICAL IMPLANTOLOGY

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