Lectures, practical workshops, live surgeries, case discussions, and assessments. Candidates must successfully pass an entrance examination prior to enrollment in the course. At the end of each module, participants are required to complete a module-based examination to assess their theoretical and practical competence.

Certification:

University-accredited certificate upon successful completion. Certificate from the Palestinian higher ministry of education. And certificate from the sponsoring company. 

Content:

Anatomy & Diagnosis

• Importance of aesthetics in implant dentistry
• Key anatomical considerations in the aesthetic zone
• Clinical and radiographic assessment (CBCT, panoramic, periapical)
• Smile line, gingival architecture, and soft tissue evaluation
• Socket classification and case selection criteria
• Implant challenges in esthetic zone.
• Healing protocols and timing considerations

Surgical and Periodontal Considerations.

• Classic (Delayed) Implant Placement (Surgical steps and flap design)
• Immediate Implant Placement in the Esthetic Zone
• Indications, advantages, and limitations
• Atraumatic extraction techniques.
• Immediate placement vs. immediate loading concepts
• Hard and Soft Tissue Management
• Bone grafting and guided bone regeneration (GBR)
• Socket preservation techniques
• Soft tissue grafting and manipulation for optimal esthetics
• Exposure techniques, soft manipulation around implants and emergence profile creating.

Prosthetic Considerations

• Temporary restoration and shaping of emergence profile
• Abutment selection (stock vs. custom abutments)
• Cement retained vs screw retained Final prosthesis design for long
• Term esthetics and function in esthetic zone.
• Selecting and customizing abutment for cement retained prosthesis
• Screw retained prosthesis fabrication and work flow in esthetic zone.
• Complications and Risk Management
• Peri-implantitis and soft tissue recession management
• Esthetic failures and corrective strategies

Practical Component Sections:

• Hands-on models or animal jaws.
• Immediate implant placement simulations
• Soft tissue contouring practice
• Live patient surgeries under supervision (2 implants installation for every single candidate). 

• Plan implant placement in the anterior region.
• Apply flap design techniques for esthetic outcomes.
• Execute immediate implant placement with primary stability.
• Demonstrate atraumatic extraction techniques in esthetic regions.
• Design provisional restorations to optimize soft tissue contours.
• Evaluate esthetic risk factors and propose solutions for compromised cases.
• Understand treatment planning for esthetic zone implants.
• Learn immediate vs delayed implantation protocols.
• Manage soft tissue esthetics around implants.
• Apply atraumatic extraction principles for esthetic zone cases.
• Understand timing and sequencing of implant placement in relation to tissue healing.
• Integrate prosthetic considerations into surgical planning for optimal esthetics

This course is intended for graduate dentists who hold a valid license to practice dentistry issued by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, and who are interested in developing their theoretical knowledge and clinical skills in the field of dental implantology

At the end of each module, participants are required to complete a module-based examination to assess their theoretical and practical competence.

Trainer 1:

Dr. Ali Al- Shawaheen

Modulare Course Coordinator

Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Dental Implantology

Trainer 2:

Dr. Omar Omran

Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Trainer 3:

Dr. Afaf Najjarah

Specialist in Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics

60 Hours