DentistryOnline courseSurgery
Immediate placement, flapless loading, GBR and sinus work — 17.5 hours of advanced implant surgery from seven clinicians
Surgeons who already place implants routinely get six modules and 27 lessons in Mastering Advanced Implant Surgery: From Protocols to Long-Term Success. Instructors Eiji Furuichi, Filipe Lopes, Mauro Gebran, Hua-Hong Chien, Michele Jacotti, Aram Davidyan and Roberto Ciarlantini cover same-day implants with provisionals, peri-implant soft tissue grafting, sinus elevation, microimplant anchorage, flapless surgery, titanium-mesh GBR and a conference session on 5- to 10-year outcomes.
- 6modules
- 27lessons
- 17 h 33 minof video
- 7instructors
What you’ll be able to do
- Select and treat cases for immediate placement with a chairside provisional
- Augment soft tissue volume around implants using PRF and collagen membranes
- Follow a stepwise sinus lift protocol and manage membrane perforation
- Use orthodontic microimplants for anchorage and bone preservation in agenesis cases
- Perform flapless extraction and placement with root-preserving approaches
- Judge long-term bone and soft tissue stability and learn from failures
Inside the course
Same-day implants and tissue shaping
The first two modules move from case selection for immediate implants through flap design, piezosurgery, GBR, PRF-assisted soft tissue grafting and sinus lift workflows, finishing with filmed suturing sequences.
Skeletal anchorage from the orthodontic side
Roberto Ciarlantini explains microimplant insertion, sectional mechanics and how anchorage can keep bone volume in patients missing lateral incisors or premolars — a useful bridge between surgery and orthodontics.
Flapless workflows and surgical demonstrations
Socket healing biology, partial root retention and flapless placement lead into a video block: anterior maxillary GBR, titanium mesh, bilateral sinus elevation, revision of previously operated sinuses, nerve repositioning with immediate implants and odontoma removal.
Looking back over a decade
The last module, recorded at a Moscow implant conference, discusses the prosthodontist’s role in final restoration, emergence profile design, team planning and what keeps results stable over the long run.
Built for
- Experienced implant surgeonsTakes immediate protocols and sinus work beyond the introductory level.
- PeriodontistsHard and soft tissue management around implants from several schools of practice.
- Restorative dentists and orthodontistsEmergence profile, provisionals and microimplant anchorage in context.
Curriculum
Module 1. Advanced Dental Implant & Periodontal Strategies: Immediate Implant Placement, Soft Tissue Enhancement Around Implants, and Sinus Lift Techniques (3 h 52 min) 3 topics
- How to plan and carry out immediate implant placement with provisional restorations, from case selection through clinical execution
- Surgical approaches to increasing and shaping soft tissue volume in the area of dental implants
- Detailed, sequential guidelines for reliable sinus graft procedures, with an emphasis on avoiding intraoperative complications and handling them effectively when they arise
Module 2. Same-Day Implant Insertion and Temporary Restoration (1 h 45 min) 5 topics
- Planning and executing surgical incisions along with selecting and shaping the appropriate flap designs
- Using piezosurgical instruments effectively and carrying out hard tissue augmentation with the Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) approach
- Performing soft tissue augmentation procedures, including when and how to apply PRF and collagen membranes
- Implementing structured workflows for sinus lift procedures and placing implants safely and predictably
- Following clear, video-based demonstrations that walk you through every stage of suturing techniques in detail
Module 3. Using Microimplants for Skeletal Support and Bone Preservation: Clinical Insertion Guidelines (2 h 15 min) 4 topics
- How to plan and use microimplants to preserve bone volume throughout orthodontic therapy
- Clinical protocols for managing cases with absent lateral incisors and premolar agenesis
- Techniques for achieving predictable anchorage using microimplants
- Step-by-step strategies for carrying out sectional orthodontic mechanics supported by microimplants
Module 4. Minimally invasive implant surgery: stepwise approach to same-day implant placement and restoration (3 h 43 min) 4 topics
- How extraction sites repair and regenerate from a biological standpoint
- Methods to shape, protect, and optimize soft tissues surrounding both natural teeth and implants
- Approaches that preserve portions of the tooth root during extraction
- Key concepts and step-by-step workflows for performing surgery without raising a flap
Module 5. Guided Bone Regeneration & Sinus Elevation Essentials in Oral Surgery (1 h 42 min) 7 topics
- Guided bone regeneration procedures in the anterior maxilla
- Guided bone regeneration techniques utilizing titanium mesh
- Bilateral maxillary sinus elevation
- Corrective surgery for previously treated maxillary sinuses
- Sinus floor elevation performed together with implant placement
- Inferior alveolar nerve repositioning combined with immediate implant placement
- Surgical removal of an odontoma
Module 6. Moscow Implant Conference: Evaluating Results Over the Long Haul (4 h 16 min) 9 topics
- Key elements that determine predictable outcomes in implant dentistry.
- How the prosthodontist functions as the decisive authority in the final restorative phase.
- Collaborative treatment planning: teamwork, communication, and specialist assessment.
- Designing the emergence profile and understanding how it influences long-term implant success.
- Defining features of immediate implant placement, including both provisional and clinical aspects.
- Current clinical benchmarks and best practices in implantology.
- How concepts and techniques evolve when transitioning to implant-supported prosthodontic rehabilitation.
- Evaluation of long-term prosthodontic performance and stability.
- Summary of main takeaways and final reflections.
Before you buy
Why does the curriculum show topics instead of lesson titles?
The 27 individual lessons are not named, so each module lists the topics it covers.
Is the final module a structured lesson or a conference talk?
It comes from an implant conference held in Moscow, so its format differs from the filmed clinical modules.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course |
|---|---|
| Instructors | Gebran, Jacotti, Chien, Ciarlantini, Lopes, Davidyan, Furuichi |
| Contents | 6 modules · 27 lessons |
| Duration | 17 h 33 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
Related products
Dentistry
