Location
Brazil, Fortaleza (Ceará)
Mode
Online Theory and Surgery on Real Patients
Training
Sunday to Friday +
subsequent Study Club.
subsequent Study Club.
Date
February 2027
Session
Teaching
Team
Dr. Alejandro Roncero
Oral Surgery and Implantology
Co-Director
Dr. Rogelio Ibáñez
Oral Surgery and Implantology
Co-Director
Dr. Miguel González
Oral Surgery and Implantology
Dr. Joaquín Guedón
Oral Surgery and Implantology
Dr. Miguel Alejo
Oral Surgery and Implantology
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“ Implantology must be learned with respect for anatomy, diagnosis, and excellence in technique execution. ”
In this course we will approach it from a clinical and practical perspective, providing the clinical and surgical foundations necessary for students to progress gradually, gain confidence in daily practice, and professionally advance to handle advanced implant surgery procedures with assurance.
+ General Objectives
- ✓ Train students to perform implant surgery safely.
- ✓ Understand anatomy applied to oral surgery.
- ✓ Learn the fundamentals of implant-supported prosthetics.
- ✓ Master basic flap, suture and drilling techniques.
- ✓ Document cases correctly through clinical photography.
- ✓ Support first real cases through a university Study Club.
+ Competencies
- Diagnosis and planning of implantology cases.
- Basic soft tissue management.
- Implant placement in single-unit cases.
- Identification and prevention of complications.
- Clinical and photographic documentation.
- Presentation and defense of clinical cases.
+ Evaluation System
- Online knowledge test: 30%
- Practical in-person evaluation: 30%
- Clinical case presented at Study Club: 40%
+ Modules
Module 1
Anatomy Applied to Implantology
Online: 1 ECTS
- Skull general bones.
- Anatomy of the maxilla.
- Anatomy of the mandible.
- Important anatomical structures.
- Bone density.
- Anatomical CBCT evaluation.
Module 2
Fundamentals of Surgery and Implantology
Online: 2 ECTS
- Biological principles of osseointegration.
- Bone classification and quality.
- Types of implants and surfaces.
- Indications and contraindications.
- Phases of implantological treatment.
Module 3
Oral Surgery Techniques
Online + In-Person: 2 ECTS
- Surgical instruments in oral surgery.
- Local anesthesia in oral surgery.
- Incision principles.
- Flap design.
- Soft tissue surgery.
- Sutures and suture techniques.
- Implantology: drilling and stability.
- Pathology, surgical techniques and comprehensive management.
Module 4
Clinical Photography in Surgery and Implants
Online + In-Person: 2 ECTS
- Legal and clinical importance of photography.
- Recommended photographic equipment.
- Basic parameters.
- Implantological photographic protocol.
- Pre, intra and postoperative photography.
- Image organization and storage.
Module 5
Implant-Supported Prosthetics
Online: 1 ECTS
- Basic concepts of implant-supported prosthetics.
- Screw-retained vs cement-retained prosthetics.
- Implant connections.
- Immediate loading vs delayed loading.
- Surgery-prosthetics relationship.
- Provisional prosthetics in the aesthetic zone.
- Implant maintenance.
Module 6
Intensive In-Person Training
In-Person: 4 ECTS
Sunday — Intensive Day (8h)
- Integrated theoretical review.
- Drilling and implant insertion practice.
- Flap and suture technique.
- Photographic record of the practice.
Monday to Friday: Daily sessions (8h/day)
- Case planning.
- Soft tissue management.
- Surgical complications.
- Postoperative follow-up.
- Preparation of the real clinical case.
Module 7
In-Person University Study Club
In-Person: 3 ECTS
- Mandatory presentation of at least 1 real clinical case.
- Guided group discussion.
- Surgical, prosthetic and photographic analysis.
- Case evaluation.
+ General Objectives
To train students in the diagnosis, planning and advanced execution of maxillary sinus elevation techniques, mastering anatomy and ensuring safety, predictability and scientific and clinical evidence criteria in implantological rehabilitation in real patients.
+ Competencies
- Diagnosis and planning through clinical evaluation and CBCT.
- Anatomical and biological knowledge of the maxillary sinus.
- Mastery of surgical techniques for sinus elevation and implantology.
- Selection and proper management of biomaterials.
- Prevention and management of complications.
- Clinical and radiological follow-up of the patient.
- Resolution of complex cases based on scientific evidence.
+ Evaluation System
- • Online knowledge test: 30%
- • Practical in-person evaluation: 30%
- • Clinical case presented at Study Club: 40%
+ Modules
- Theoretical Implantology Program.
- Anatomy.
- Indications and Contraindications.
- Surgical Techniques.
- Materials.
- Complications.
- Final Clinical Considerations.
- Conclusions.
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BOOK YOUR PLACE+ General Objectives
- Train dentists in advanced bone grafting and bone regeneration techniques applied to complex cases.
- Enable planning, execution and management of advanced regenerative surgery based on clinical evidence.
- Integrate digital technologies, biomaterials and high-complexity surgical protocols.
- Develop clinical excellence in implantology and advanced bone reconstruction.
+ Competencies
- Execute advanced horizontal, vertical and three-dimensional bone grafting techniques with expert precision.
- Plan and resolve extreme cases through advanced and minimally invasive regenerative approaches.
- Select and apply biomaterials, biological factors and latest-generation surgical technologies.
- Lead complex treatments with scientific criteria, clinical excellence and maximum aesthetic and functional predictability.
+ Evaluation System
- • Online knowledge test: 30%
- • Practical in-person evaluation: 30%
- • Clinical case presented at Study Club: 40%
+ General Objectives
Predictable rehabilitation of completely edentulous patients.
+ Competencies
- Guided placement of the full arch and immediate provisionalization.
- Advanced digital and surgical workflow.
- Theory of guided surgery combined with immediate loading in 4 full arch surgeries.
+ Evaluation System
- • Online knowledge test: 30%
- • Practical in-person evaluation: 30%
- • Clinical case presented at Study Club: 40%
+ General Objectives
- Transition from freehand implantology to fully guided digital implantology.
- Master the digital workflow.
- Extensive planning and theory on guided surgery, followed by 4 surgeries on real patients.
+ Competencies
- Digital planning, theory and precise surgical execution.
+ Evaluation System
- • Online knowledge test: 30%
- • Practical in-person evaluation: 30%
- • Clinical case presented at Study Club: 40%