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ITI International Team for Implantology Webinar & Video Lectures Package Part-2
ITI International Team for Implantology Webinar & Video Lectures Package Part-2
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Professors
Professors
Daniel Buser
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
41
Nb of modules
Nb of modules
8
Course duration
Course duration
27 h
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
This advanced, evidence-based course offers a comprehensive exploration of contemporary implant dentistry through a curated collection of 41 expert-led webinars and video lectures. Developed by the International Team for Implantology (ITI), the program is designed for clinicians seeking to deepen their knowledge and clinical skills in surgical, prosthetic, and digital aspects of implant therapy.
The course is divided into 8 structured modules, each focusing on a specific domain within implantology — from regenerative techniques and esthetic zone management to digital workflows, prosthetic design, and long-term maintenance.
Participants will gain access to real-world treatment strategies, clinical decision-making tools, and the latest scientific updates from world-renowned experts in implant dentistry. The course integrates clinical cases, surgical protocols, and digital solutions for modern, patient-centered care.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand current approaches to bone regeneration and implant placement timing
- Evaluate prosthetic and abutment designs for long-term aesthetic and biological success
- Master the principles of GBR (Guided Bone Regeneration) and soft tissue management
- Explore digital loading protocols, CBCT planning, and treatment in edentulous cases
- Assess the impact of systemic conditions and aging on implant outcomes
- Prevent and manage biological and prosthetic complications, including peri-implantitis
- Make informed clinical decisions between tooth preservation and implant replacement
Who Should Enroll:
- Implantologists
- Oral & maxillofacial surgeons
- Periodontists
- Prosthodontists
- General dentists with experience in implant therapy
- Dental specialists and residents seeking advanced training
Full Course Program
MODULE 1: Prosthetics & Abutments
This module covers essential aspects of abutment design and prosthetic planning to achieve optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes. It explores current concepts in prosthetic retention, abutment-implant connections, and their influence on hard and soft tissue preservation.
MODULE 2: Surgical Protocols & GBR
Focusing on Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR), this module presents clinical protocols, timing strategies, and simultaneous implant placement with augmentation. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based approaches and success factors in bone regenerative procedures.
MODULE 3: Periodontal & Systemic Considerations
This module addresses the management of patients with periodontal challenges and systemic health conditions. It emphasizes the predictability of outcomes and risk assessment in implant therapy for medically compromised or periodontally involved patients.
MODULE 4: Digital Dentistry & Diagnostics
This module explores the role of CBCT imaging and digital technologies in diagnosis, treatment planning, and loading protocols. It includes up-to-date approaches for both single-tooth and full-arch restorations in the digital era.
MODULE 5: Extraction & Healing
Focusing on post-extraction biology, this module examines ridge preservation, soft and hard tissue healing, and biological width. Special attention is given to elderly patients, timing of implant placement, and management of ridge alterations for optimal esthetics.
MODULE 6: Prosthetic Design & Planning
This module dives into the strategic design of prosthetic components to prevent biological complications. Topics include vertical deficiency solutions, implant vs. tooth decision-making, and success criteria for long-term prosthetic performance.
MODULE 7: Surgical Strategies
This module presents advanced surgical approaches for fully edentulous cases, prevention of complications, and risk reduction—especially in elderly patients. It also covers corrective strategies for aesthetic failures in implant dentistry.
MODULE 8: Long-Term Outcomes & Complications
Dedicated to long-term results, this module addresses the management of peri-implantitis, reduced-diameter implants, soft tissue stability, and timing of loading. It also discusses the sustainability debate between preserving teeth and using implants.
