Deepen your understanding of surgical anatomy relevant to implant dentistry.
Refine implant placement and surgical techniques through hands-on learning.
Strengthen flap design, suturing, and soft-tissue management skills.
Integrate CBCT and anatomical knowledge into surgical planning.
Learn in a highly interactive environment with close faculty guidance.
Gain hands-on experience through donor-based surgical anatomy training.
Led by HSDM faculty, the program combines focused instruction with immersive hands-on learning in surgical anatomy, implant placement, flap design, suturing, and soft-tissue management.
With one faculty member for every four participants, the program is intentionally structured to provide meaningful hands-on participation, close faculty guidance, and an engaging learning environment.
A defining feature of this program is its immersive donor-based surgical anatomy experience, designed to translate anatomical knowledge into surgical practice. Limited to a small number of participants, the program provides an intimate, highly interactive learning environment with meaningful hands-on experience, close faculty guidance, and opportunities to refine surgical techniques with greater precision and confidence.
This course is designed for:
Prior intermediate-to-advanced experience in dental implant placement and surgical procedures is recommended.
