Continuing Dental Education - Adin Dental Implants

Offering Predictable Smiles: The Case for Guided Implant Surgery
2025-12-05 08:30 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center, 1401 Morris Rd, Blue Bell, PA, 19422, United States
Course Overview
Successful implant surgery depends on the precise positioning of implants and their prosthetic components. With the use of cone beam imaging and digital treatment planning, surgical guides make achieving ideal implant placement more predictable and straightforward.
This course will address the key questions clinicians face:

How accurate is guided surgery, and what does the research show?
Is the transition from single-tooth to more complex cases difficult?
Who can support you in planning cases and fabricating surgical guides?
How does guided surgery compare in efficiency to freehand techniques?

Through step-by-step integrated workflows, participants will learn how to go from digital planning to prosthetic delivery, with a focus on building a fully integrated team approach — the foundation for long-term success.

Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Evaluate the various options available for guided implant surgery
Understand the advantages and limitations of guided surgery across different clinical scenarios
Compare digital and analog workflows, supported by current clinical research
Apply a step-by-step approach to predictable guided surgery cases
Make the case for guided surgery as a new standard of care

Hands-On Exercises

Guided surgery on models using surgical kits, guides, and implants
Full workflow training — from digital case planning to prosthetic placement
Interactive case reviews and discussions to reinforce learning

Who Should Attend?
This one-day course is designed for both beginners and experienced clinicians. Whether you are new to guided surgery or seeking to refine your techniques, you will leave with the latest insights, research, and evidence-based protocols to improve accuracy, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

3 Day Live-Patient Implantology Bootcamp*
2026-02-05 00:00 - 2026-02-07 23:59 | Bogotá, Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Why Live-Patient?
Did you know that over 120 million Americans have at least 1 tooth missing? Did you know that 1 in 6 adults over 65 have lost all of their teeth? The implant market is growing significantly and implant therapy offers the best solution to tooth loss. GPs are well positioned to offer root to tooth solutions to their patients, thus improving their quality of life significantly.
This live-patient implantology bootcamp will provide the knowledge and confidence you need to bring implants to your clinic, and offer your patients a brand new smile.
About the Course
This full 3 day course is designed to provide comprehensive hands on clinical experience in our state of the art facility. This course will provide A-Z protocols to placing single and multiple implants confidently and predictably.
What You Will Learn

Case treatment planning
Surgical protocols
Decision making based on bone quality and quantity
GBR procedures to enhance implant outcomes
Flap design and suturing
Freehand Implant placement
Guided surgery implant placement
Single and Multiple implant placements
Local Anesthesia and surgical protocols

The Details
CE credits: 27
Schedule: 8am – 6pm
Location: Bogotá, Colombia
What is Included?

Participants will each receive 27 CEs
Experienced teaching staff 1:1 teacher to participant ratio
Minimum 15 implants placed per participant GUARANTEED
Accommodations for 4 nights in a highly rated hotel
Airport transfers • All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner and coffee breaks – Kosher & Halal options available)
All course materials including implants, grafting materials, gowns etc
Use of state of the art facility with on site Cone beam and digital Xray
Limited to maximum 6 participants

Airfare & Travel insurance is not included (highly recommended)
Registration & Payment Options

$1500 Deposit required to secure your spot
You may cancel your participation for a full refund less USD 150 cancellation fee 30 days before the course start date.
Any cancellation after 30 days is non-refundable
Payment plan available – up to 4 additional payments for remaining balance – All payments must be completed a week before course start date.
For any questions please contact us here.

Location
Located in Parque 93, one of the most stunning neighborhoods of Bogotá, the clinic and the Novotel Hotel are surrounded by upscale restaurants and coffee shops steps away from Parque 93 – an urban park in the center of Bogota. The park boasts frequent art installations and festivals. It’s also one of the best spots in the city for a picnic, with views up towards the mountains, and a laid-back but still lively atmosphere.

Proud Partners of:

Sponsored by:

A Comprehensive Step-By-Step Course for Surgically Placing Implants (Hands-On)
2026-02-27 08:30 - 2026-02-28 16:30 | New Jersey Health Professionals Development Institute, 1060 Main Street, STE 201, River Edge, NJ, 07661, United States
Learning Both Freehand Method AND Surgical Guided Method!!
This course is ideal for both dentist that want to place their first implants and for dentists who have placed several implants but want more in-depth methods to take implant placement to a higher and more effective level!
You will learn:

Fundamentals of Dental Implantology
Anatomical considerations and limitations
Principles of endosteal implant osseointegration
Implant Design and Selection
Evaluation of patients for implant treatment
Surgical protocols of flap design, site preparation, creating osteotomies, implant insertion and essential suturing technique
Instrumentation including hand instruments, surgical kits and surgical motors with sterile saline irrigation
Principles of guided implant surgery using CBCT, Oral Scanning and digital planning tools
Using lab processed surgical guides for actual placement
Keys of implant restorations of impression/ scanning and using restorative kits
Importance of abutment selection and final restoration design
To identify and manage common complications
Effective post-operative care

This learning will contain evidence based research!
Hands On Portions will be include: (models are hard/soft tissue)

Going over instrumentation
Drilling exercises
Free hand implant plant placement on anatomic models
Implant placement using surgical guides on anatomic models
Suturing exercises

This course will lead to more advanced courses with NJHPDI including:

Immediate implant placement
Bone grafting for dental implants from basic to advanced procedures
Soft tissue grafting
Sinus lifts
Basic and Advanced Implant Prosthodontics
Multiple and Full Arch implant Placement Cases
Live surgery courses in our facility or in your own offices!

Expanding the Full-Arch Toolbox: Innovative Solutions for Complex Cases
2026-03-21 09:00 - 14:00 | No Thyme to Cook, 14624 Solomons Island Rd S, Solomons, MD, 20688, United States
Full arch rehabilitation using implants represents one of the most advanced, impactful, and rewarding procedures in modern implant dentistry. With evolving techniques, digital workflows, and innovative anchorage concepts, clinicians today have more predictable pathways to deliver immediate function, long-term esthetics, and life-changing outcomes for patients with edentulous or failing dentition.
This introductory half-day program led by Dr. John McElveen, DDS, MD, PharmD—a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon with extensive expertise in complex implant reconstruction and All-on-4/remote anchorage approaches—provides a highly practical approach to full arch treatment planning, surgical execution, and prosthetic restoration.
Designed for clinicians seeking to elevate both their clinical confidence and practice growth, the course integrates didactic instruction and case-based discussion.
In addition to core surgical and restorative principles, the program will explore remote anchorage full-arch solutions—including pterygoid, trans-sinus, and zygomatic implant strategies—offering insight into how alternative anchorage can expand treatment options in challenging anatomical cases. Participants will also gain a clear understanding of the different full-arch rehabilitation pathways—such as fixed, removable, hybrid, immediate loading, and staged restorative options—so they can tailor care to each patient’s functional, esthetic, and financial goals.
Beyond clinical excellence, this course addresses the business and communication aspects of full-arch care. Attendees will learn how full-arch treatment can create meaningful revenue streams for restorative dentists, including case presentation, prosthetic add-ons, and digital workflow efficiencies. Practical guidance will be provided on how to talk with patients about full-arch solutions, discussing expectations, benefits, treatment sequencing, and financial considerations in a way that builds trust and acceptance.

🎯 Learning Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
• Understand patient selection criteria for full-arch treatments, including complex and anatomically compromised cases
• Evaluate and compare different full-arch rehabilitation options (fixed, removable, hybrid, and remote anchorage strategies)
• Recognize the key revenue opportunities associated with restoring full-arch patients and how to structure cases efficiently
• Develop effective communication strategies to present full-arch solutions to patients with clarity, confidence, and empathy

Webinar - Clinical Indicators for Implant Treatment in Everyday Practice
2026-04-29 19:00 - 20:00
Did you miss the webinar? Watch the recording!
Dental implants are one of the most predictable and patient-satisfying treatment options available today, yet many potential implant candidates go unrecognized during routine dental visits. Often, patients present for cleanings, restorative treatment, extractions, or maintenance appointments without realizing that implant therapy may be a superior long-term solution.
This clinical webinar will help practitioners develop a systematic approach to identifying implant candidates during everyday patient encounters. Through practical case examples and diagnostic frameworks, participants will learn how to recognize clinical situations where implant therapy may provide optimal functional and long-term outcomes.
Attendees will gain practical strategies for incorporating implant evaluation into routine exams, improving patient education, and expanding treatment options within their practice.

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

Identify common clinical scenarios where implant therapy should be considered.
Integrate implant screening into routine dental examinations and treatment planning.
Recognize early indicators of future tooth loss and intervene with implant-based solutions.
Evaluate patients presenting for extractions, restorative work, or periodontal care as potential implant candidates.
Communicate implant treatment options effectively to patients as part of comprehensive care.

Sign up for Part 2: From Case Identification to Team-Based Execution!

Webinar - Clinical Indicators Part 2: From Case Identification to Team-Based Execution
2026-05-20 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom Webinar
Watch Part 1!
Did you miss the webinar? Watch Part 2!
This webinar continues the discussion on identifying implant candidates in everyday dental practice. Additional clinical scenarios will be reviewed to help practitioners recognize patients who may benefit from implant therapy during routine visits such as hygiene exams, restorative consultations, and extraction appointments.
The second portion of the webinar will explore how implant therapy can be supported through a coordinated, team-based approach. Participants will learn how different members of the dental team can reinforce patient education and contribute to consistent communication of implant treatment options throughout the patient experience.

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

Identify additional clinical situations where implant therapy should be considered.
Apply a systematic approach to evaluating implant candidates during routine visits.
Understand the role of the dental team in supporting implant discussions and patient education.
Implement a coordinated workflow for communicating implant treatment options within the practice.

Implant Complications: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management
2026-06-12 08:30 - 16:30 | ElevatedNY – New York, 1120 6th Ave, 4th Floor, New York, NY, 10036, 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)

SOLD OUT: 3 Day Live-Patient Implantology Bootcamp
2026-06-18 00:00 - 2026-06-20 23:59, 2026-08-03 00:00 - 2026-08-05 23:59 | Bogotá, Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
Why Live-Patient?
Did you know that over 120 million Americans have at least 1 tooth missing? Did you know that 1 in 6 adults over 65 have lost all of their teeth? The implant market is growing significantly and implant therapy offers the best solution to tooth loss. GPs are well positioned to offer root to tooth solutions to their patients, thus improving their quality of life significantly.
This live-patient implantology bootcamp will provide the knowledge and confidence you need to bring implants to your clinic, and offer your patients a brand new smile.
About the Course
This full 3 day course is designed to provide comprehensive hands on clinical experience in our state of the art facility. This course will provide A-Z protocols to placing single and multiple implants confidently and predictably.
What You Will Learn

Case treatment planning
Surgical protocols
Decision making based on bone quality and quantity
GBR procedures to enhance implant outcomes
Flap design and suturing
Freehand Implant placement
Guided surgery implant placement
Single and Multiple implant placements
Local Anesthesia and surgical protocols

The Details
CE credits: 27
Schedule: 8am – 6pm
Location: Bogotá, Colombia
What is Included?

Participants will each receive 27 CEs
Experienced teaching staff 1:1 teacher to participant ratio
Minimum 15 implants placed per participant GUARANTEED
Accommodations for 4 nights in a highly rated hotel
Airport transfers • All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner and coffee breaks – Kosher & Halal options available)
All course materials including implants, grafting materials, gowns etc
Use of state of the art facility with on site Cone beam and digital Xray
Limited to maximum 6 participants

Airfare & Travel insurance is not included (highly recommended)
Registration & Payment Options

$1500 Deposit required to secure your spot
Any cancellations made less than 30 days before the course are non-refundable
Payment plan available – up to 4 additional payments for remaining balance – All payments must be completed a week before course start date.
For any questions please contact us here.

Location
Located in Parque 93, one of the most stunning neighborhoods of Bogotá, the clinic and the Novotel Hotel are surrounded by upscale restaurants and coffee shops steps away from Parque 93 – an urban park in the center of Bogota. The park boasts frequent art installations and festivals. It’s also one of the best spots in the city for a picnic, with views up towards the mountains, and a laid-back but still lively atmosphere.

Proud Partners of:

Sponsored by:

Full-Arch Live Patient Masterclass
2026-07-13 00:00 - 2026-07-15 23:59 | 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.

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

3 Day Live-Patient Implantology Bootcamp
2026-10-22 00:00 - 2026-10-24 23:59 | Bogotá, Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia
