Courses

It is a start up program for dentists having little or no exposure to implants. 

Risk based planning and restoration of patients with dental implants. The aim is to cover those aspects of restorative dentistry that should be considered in the planning process. These include Periodontology, occlusion, and principles of fixed and removable prosthodontics in relation to tooth and implant based restorations.

 

Nearly 30% of the patients requiring implants need some form of bone manipulation procedures to be performed before implant placement and this program ensures the practitioner is able to handle such cases with ease.

A program where direct and indirect techniques of sinus elevation are taught in detail.

It is a workshop for experienced clinicians that involves full mouth rehabilitation of completely edentulous patients.

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to understand esthetic principles in fixed prosthodontics, including shade and soft tissue relationships; select appropriate techniques for managing discolored teeth; prescribe suitable bridges; perform crown and bridge preparations; assess and plan occlusion; diagnose and manage tooth surface loss; and identify indications for crown lengthening.

A unique residency program where a student can learn the A to Z in Implantology

Students will observe all procedures and gain the knowledge and skills to restore edentulous arches with implant-retained overdentures, manage single-tooth and short-span implant restorations, and handle occlusion in implant-supported prostheses.

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