Learn the essential principles and practices of implant dentistry through comprehensive training that covers patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical procedures. Master fundamental scientific knowledge including patient evaluation protocols and develop skills in infection control procedures and proper record-keeping practices with photographic documentation and written consent protocols. Gain hands-on experience in comprehensive patient assessment techniques, diagnostic procedures, and treatment planning methodologies while learning to perform surgical placement of dental implants. Develop proficiency in digital planning technologies and simulation software for precise implant placement, combining theoretical knowledge with practical clinical skills essential for modern implant dentistry practice.
Overview
Syllabus
- Apply fundamental scientific knowledge of implant dentistry, including patient assessment protocols, diagnosis, and treatment planning to patient care (C3).
- Appraise infection control protocols and contemporaneous record-keeping guidelines, including appropriate, photographic records and written consent, relevant to clinical practice (C4).
- Demonstrate comprehensive patient assessment, including photography and relevant investigations, diagnosis, treatment planning and surgical placement of a dental implant (P4).
- Demonstrate digital planning and simulation of implant placement (P4).
Taught by
Centre for Lifelong Learning
