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How Our CE Programs Help You Expand Your Knowledge

Every course we offer and every instructor who teaches our programs is united by a common goal—to deliver quality education rooted in science and based on real-world experiences to help you place and restore implants more predictably and improve the quality of life for patients in your care.

Peer-to-peer connections to share best practices and ask questions among colleagues

Training Facilities equipped with the latest digital dental technologies

Instructors are GPs who speak your language

Programs include lecture and hands-on training, including models and live patients

A mix of programs for beginners and seasoned professionals

Full CE-accreditation for all programs

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Courses for All Experience Levels

Which CE program is right for me? This is a question interested attendees ask us a lot.

Let’s step back in time and think about CE programs as if you’re back in your first year at dental school. You’re taking all the beginner courses you can and excelling in these first, before picking up some intermediate courses in the middle years and closing out your final year with advanced programs on challenging techniques and complex anatomy.

Within that lens, here’s how we structure our programs:

Proficiency Level: Fundamental

Who this is for:

GPs new to placing or restoring implants

Course topics could include:

Diagnosis, anatomy, and treatment planning; restorative options; safe and predictable implant strategies; esthetic and functional considerations; surgical set-up and instrumentation; extraction techniques; radiographic interpretation and planning; provisional and permanent restorations; case presentation for patient acceptance

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Proficiency Level: Moderate

Who this is for:

GPs with a few years experience placing or restoring implants; GP may place/restore 25-50 implants/year

Course topics could include:

Guided surgery; atraumatic extraction; immediate implant placement; hard and soft tissue grafting; CBCT/radiograph interpretation; guided surgery masterclass

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Proficiency Level: Complex

Who this is for:

GPs with several years experience placing or restoring implants; GP may place/restore 75+ implants per year

Course topics could include:

3D virtual treatment planning; alveolar bone modification for full arch reconstruction; designing provisional and final prosthesis; material and methods for immediate conversion and loading; live patient full arch reconstruction/All-on-Four/All-on-X; sinus elevation, grafting, and augmentations

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CE for GPs and Taught by GPs

What makes our CE offerings unique? Our programs are taught by GPs and designed for GPs—so every speaker recognizes firsthand the kinds of patients you are seeing in your practice and what techniques will help you provide the best possible surgical and restorative outcome for your patients.

Because GPs have the unique advantage of being involved in the case from start to finish—from treatment planning, to implant placement and the temporary restoration, to the final esthetic result—that’s how we’ve designed the learning objectives for every CE session. No matter the topic, every program covers the “root to tooth” implant solution so you can continually expand your knowledge and begin to take on more cases and increase your treatment offerings in your practice.

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