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Jan 31-Feb 1, 2026
Apr 17-18-19, 2026
May 22-23-24, 2026

2026 FULLY BOOKED

Feb 25-26-27, 2027
May 6-7-8, 2027
Sept 23-24-25, 2027

2027 SEATS AVAILABLE

Available in Hawkesbury, Ontario
1400 Cameron Street
Hawkesbury, ON K6A 3T1

Speaker: Dr. Mazen Dagher

RCDSO and ODQ compliant

This course will cover:

Rationale for dental implants
Surgical and Prosthetic implantology
Patient selection and evaluation/case review
Mainstreaming dental implants into your practice
Case acceptance/patient education
Anatomical review and considerations
Treatment planning/digital workflow
Implant prosthetics step by step
Immediate implants (when and why)
Suturing techniques
Full Arch
70 CE hours

Course Description

This comprehensive course offers participants several days of in-depth learning on safe and predictable implant placement through both lectures and hands-on experience. The lecture component covers essential topics, including anatomy, patient selection, complication management, and tissue handling, complemented by live surgeries performed by Dr. Dagher.

The hands-on portion focuses on proper drilling protocols and implant placement, where each participant will have the opportunity to perform an implant surgery on a pre-selected case, under Dr. Dagher’s expert supervision. The course emphasizes a collaborative team approach, presenting real-life scenarios and evidence-based best practices, ensuring that participants leave with the confidence to plan and perform basic implant surgeries.

By completing this course, attendees will be fully compliant with the guidelines set by the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO) and the Ordre des dentistes du Québec (ODQ), enabling them to both place and restore dental implants in their practice.

Auxiliary team members are also given the chance to become integral to the implantology team, learning crucial steps in implant planning (including CBCT and intraoral scanning), surgical setup, sterilization protocols, and management of surgical and prosthetic components. They will also have the opportunity to assist in or observe implant surgeries, further enhancing their skills.

Expand your dental practice and elevate your patient care with our course on Dental Implants from reputed professionals. Join us for a dynamic, hands-on learning journey that empowers dentists to broaden their services and enhance their proficiency.

Course Objectives

Understand the Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry:Gain a comprehensive understanding of the key concepts of implant dentistry, including patient selection, surgical anatomy, and tissue handling, essential for safe and predictable implant placement.
Master Implant Surgery Protocols:Learn the step-by-step procedures for proper drilling protocols and implant placement, emphasizing the importance of precision and technique in achieving optimal results.
Develop Competence in Complication Management:Explore common complications associated with implant surgery and learn evidence-based strategies for prevention, identification, and management of these complications.
Acquire Hands-On Implant Surgery Experience:Perform implant surgery on a pre-selected case under the direct supervision of Dr. Dagher, applying learned techniques to real-life scenarios and receiving personalized feedback for skill development.
Collaborate as Part of an Implantology Team:Understand the critical roles of dental team members in implant surgery, from planning and sterilization to surgical setup, and enhance teamwork through collaborative learning.
Comply with Regulatory and Professional Guidelines:Ensure compliance with the guidelines set by the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO) and the Ordre des dentistes du Québec (ODQ), with a focus on patient safety, ethical practices, and legal considerations in implant dentistry.
Enhance Diagnostic and Planning Skills:Learn how to utilize diagnostic tools such as CBCT and intraoral scanning to create detailed implant treatment plans, ensuring precision in implant placement and restoration.
Prepare for Full-Spectrum Implantology Practice:Develop the confidence and skills to plan, place, and restore dental implants within a clinical setting, while also gaining insights into the roles of auxiliary team members in supporting implant procedures.
Integrate Evidence-Based Best Practices in Implantology:Explore current research and evidence-based practices in implant dentistry, applying these insights to enhance treatment outcomes and patient care.
Support the Role of Auxiliary Team Members in Implant Procedures:Equip auxiliary team members with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist in implant surgeries, including understanding sterilization protocols, surgical component management, and observing surgeries for skill enhancement.

PRICE: $12,495 CAD + TAX

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