Continuing Dental Education - Adin Dental Implants

Full-Arch Live Patient Masterclass
2026-07-13 00:00 - 2026-07-15 23:59 (America/New_York) | Bogotá, Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
This intensive three-day clinical program provides dentists with a comprehensive, step-by-step protocol for full-arch implant rehabilitation with immediate loading. Participants will actively perform three full-arch implant cases on live patients under expert supervision, completing the entire workflow from patient evaluation and surgical planning to implant placement and delivery of an immediate provisional prosthesis. The course focuses on prosthetically driven implant placement, anesthesia and sedation considerations, flap design and tissue management, guided versus freehand surgery, and restorative protocols using multi-unit abutments with denture conversion and alignment for immediate fixed restorations.
Course Objective:
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

Evaluate and select appropriate candidates for full-arch implant rehabilitation using clinical examination, CBCT analysis, and prosthetic treatment planning principles.
Develop a comprehensive treatment plan for immediate full-arch rehabilitation, including prosthetically driven implant positioning and implant distribution strategies.
Perform full-arch implant surgery using guided and freehand techniques, including anesthesia administration, flap design, bone reduction, and implant placement to achieve primary stability.
Select and place multi-unit abutments appropriate for full-arch restorations and immediate loading protocols.
Convert and deliver an immediate fixed provisional prosthesis, including denture alignment, prosthetic indexing, and occlusal adjustment.
Identify and manage intraoperative and early postoperative considerations and complications associated with full-arch implant surgery and immediate provisionalization.

What the Course Includes:

Training conducted at a modern clinical facility equipped with cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) and digital radiography to support comprehensive diagnostics and treatment planning.
A small-group learning environment with a 1:1 participant-to-instructor ratio to facilitate individualized instruction and clinical guidance.
All surgical and restorative materials required for the program are provided, including implants, surgical guides, and provisional prosthetic components.
Accommodation at a nearby hotel conveniently located within close proximity to the training facility.
Meals and airport transportation are provided for participant convenience during the course program.
Instruction is delivered by English-speaking oral surgeons and experienced implant specialists.

Who Is Eligible to Participate:

Participation in this program is limited to clinicians who meet the following criteria:

Licensed dentists who have graduated from an accredited dental school or equivalent recognized institution.
Active dental license in the participant’s country of practice.
Prior clinical experience placing a minimum of 50 dental implants before the course start date, demonstrating foundational competence in implant surgery.
Previous implant restoration experience is recommended, but not required.

Course Does Not Include:

Air travel expenses.
Medical insurance coverage.

Notes:

A deposit of $1500 is required to secure your seat, with a payment plan option available.
All payments must be completed at least 5 days prior to the course start date.
Cancellation more than 45 days prior to the course start date is permitted, with a $100 cancellation fee.
Cancellation within 45 days of the course start date will result in forfeiture of the $1500 deposit.

Webinar - Read Before You Place: CBCT Essentials for Implant Treatment Planning
2026-09-09 18:00 - 19:00 | Zoom Webinar
This one-hour webinar provides a focused, practical overview of the role of CBCT in implant treatment planning. Dr. Brian Jackson will discuss why CBCT imaging is essential for evaluating implant sites, how to systematically review a scan, and what clinicians should look for when assessing bone, anatomy, vital structures, and potential risk factors before implant placement.

Learning Objectives
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Perform a structured, step-by-step review of 3D CBCT scans to analyze bone volume, density, and spatial orientation.
Map critical vital structures, anatomical boundaries, and potential clinical risk factors to avoid surgical complications.
Apply practical 3D diagnostic insights to refine treatment plans, ensure predictable implant placement, and enhance patient safety

Implant Complications: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management
2026-10-02 08:30 - 16:30 | Indigo Miami Brickell, 145 SW 11th St Building 1, Miami, FL, 33130, United States
Clinical Strategies for Predictable Implant Outcomes
Dental implant therapy has become a predictable and widely used treatment option for replacing missing teeth; however, complications may occur during surgical placement, prosthetic restoration, or long-term maintenance. While many implant complications can be avoided through careful diagnosis and treatment planning, clinicians must also be prepared to recognize and manage complications when they occur.
This full-day course provides a comprehensive review of common implant complications encountered in clinical practice, including surgical complications, prosthetic failures, biological complications, and esthetic challenges. Emphasis will be placed on identifying patient risk factors, evaluating anatomical considerations using CBCT imaging, and applying prosthetically driven treatment planning principles to improve implant positioning and reduce complications.
Participants will also learn practical strategies for diagnosing implant complications and selecting appropriate management approaches when complications arise. Clinical case examples—including immediate implant placement and full-arch implant rehabilitation—will illustrate how complications develop and how clinicians can respond effectively to improve treatment outcomes and long-term implant success.

🎯 Learning Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

Identify common surgical, prosthetic, and biological complications associated with dental implant therapy.
Evaluate patient-related and site-specific risk factors that may increase the likelihood of implant complications.
Apply prosthetically driven treatment planning principles to improve implant positioning and reduce surgical and restorative complications.
Utilize CBCT imaging and anatomical analysis to support safe implant placement and avoid damage to critical anatomical structures.
Recognize clinical and radiographic signs of implant complications, including early implant failure and peri-implant disease.
Apply appropriate clinical management strategies for surgical, prosthetic, and biological implant complications.

Breakfast & Lunch Included (Kosher options available)
