Understanding terminology, anatomical considerations, and types of dental implants and instrumentation

Perform up to 10 implant placements independently under supervision with pre-op and post-op case discussion. Access to follow-up x-rays and clinical pictures.

Identifying cases that are best to start with and the ones that need support- case selection

Learning evaluation clinically and radiologically (Reverse planning a case)

Understanding the physiology of healing -soft tissue and bone

Learning simplified process of extraction as well as implants, treatment phases-surgical and prosthetic, and timelines

Learning about possible complications - how to avoid and manage them

Learning the digital workflow for implants & the role of the surgical guide and how they help achieve perfection

Prosthetic Implant components & how to restore