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Learn to assess anatomy, bone, restorative position and risk before anyone picks up a drill.
Live implant surgery on real patients. Place 8+ implants guaranteed. Master planning, guided and freehand judgment, and return home ready to keep the cases you currently refer out.
Every case begins with CBCT planning. You then learn the judgment to choose and execute the right approach—guided where it helps, freehand where the anatomy calls for it.
Learn to assess anatomy, bone, restorative position and risk before anyone picks up a drill.
Decide when a printed guide adds control and when a planned freehand approach is the better clinical choice.
Execute guided and freehand placements on live patients while the instructor coaches, corrects and builds judgment.
Cohorts are capped at 6–8 dentists so everyone receives supervised chair time. Every case in the room is reviewed openly, so you learn from all of them—not only your own placements.
The system addresses the straightforward case types that make up 90%+ of implant work in a general practice, while the case-selection rules teach you which cases belong in the other 10%.
You know the theory, but the procedure still feels too uncertain to bring into your own operatory.
CBCT, case selection, approach and supervised placement—repeated on well-selected cases built for a first step.
Training supports clinical development; independent practice remains subject to appropriate case selection, local regulation and professional judgment.
Full-case fees across Western Europe commonly run €3,000–€4,000. Every referral is placement, crown and follow-up revenue on somebody else’s schedule. Move the slider.
in treatment revenue leaving your practice every year, using a conservative €3,000 per completed case.
That is revenue, not profit. The surgical fee alone commonly runs €800–€1,200. At these numbers, the €8,900 group course fee is covered by your first three cases at home—and the implementation system removes the months of guesswork between training and treatment.
Implant Studio cohorts are led by practicing implantologists—clinicians who run this workflow in their own practices, week in, week out. The current lead instructor has placed implants in the hundreds, with a documented complication rate under 1% on guided placements. You learn from clinicians who do the procedure, not only lecture it.
“Your first case should feel boring. That’s what predictable looks like.”
Implant mastery means more than following a guide. You learn how to plan every case, select the right approach, execute guided placement efficiently, and place freehand when anatomy and clinical judgment call for it.
Patients pay for certainty, not chair time. A well-planned, documented procedure is a premium service whether the final placement is guided or freehand—and the curriculum teaches you how to communicate and price that value.
The strongest course is not the one with the longest lecture list. It is the one you can safely implement when you return to your practice.
The exact ordering list for your implant workflow, without months of shopping and second-guessing.
Bring your early cases for structured review before you begin treatment.
Planning questions, case selection and scan reviews in the alumni WhatsApp group.
Position implant treatment clearly and communicate the value of a planned, controlled procedure.
The course is designed around the two risks that matter: getting enough supervised repetitions in the room and implementing the workflow safely when you return home.
If you do not reach eight placements during the course, you attend the next cohort at no additional course fee.
Complete your first five appropriately selected cases at home. If they have not covered the course fee, planning and case-review support continues until they have.
Ask about your first 20 cases: planning, scans and case selection.
The digital planning and case-selection system used on every patient.
Send your first three cases for review before you drill.
Fast-action bonus: the first three seats in each cohort receive design and printing for the surgical guides used on their first three suitable guided cases back home.
Same foundation curriculum. Same placement guarantee. Choose a focused group or an entirely private schedule.
€8,900
3 days · Madrid or Budapest · live patients
August sold out · Madrid 21–23 September: 3 of 8 left · Budapest 3–5 November: 4 of 8 left
€14,700
3 days · Madrid or Budapest · live patients
Bone management, sinus work and complex anatomy for clinicians who already place. The waitlist receives dates and founding pricing first.
Tell us where you are now. We will reply within 48 hours with availability and reservation details. The €2,000 reservation secures your place and counts toward the course fee.
You will place 8–10 implants on live patients across multiple cases, with a minimum of 8 guaranteed. If the minimum is not reached during your course, you may attend the next cohort at no additional course fee.
That is exactly who the foundation course is for. Every case starts with CBCT and a digital plan. A printed guide is used where it improves control; planned freehand is taught where the case calls for it. First cases are selected to be foundation-level and every placement is directly supervised.
The course is designed to move you through the complete procedure repeatedly: CBCT, case selection, planning, approach and placement. Mastery continues after the course through mentorship, case review and careful selection of appropriate early cases.
No. Every implant is CBCT-planned, but not every implant should be guided. You learn when a surgical guide adds control and when a planned freehand approach is more appropriate. The product is implant mastery and clinical judgment—not dependence on one technique.
Patients are screened, digitally planned and booked at each campus before the cohort arrives. Reviewing those plans is part of the course.
Hotel accommodation, breakfast and lunch, airport transfers, and all surgical materials and instrumentation used during the course. Flights, dinners and personal expenses are not included.
You take home the equipment blueprint, treatment workflow and pricing scripts, plus six months of mentorship and structured review of your first three plans.
It secures your seat and counts toward the course fee. We confirm the dates and format on a short call, and the remaining balance locks the cohort. The reservation is not refundable—reserve when you are ready to train.
No. Everything is provided during the course. Both a paid software path through i-Implant Studio and a free path through Blue Sky Bio are taught. You go home with the equipment list for your own practice: printer, resin, drill kit and CBCT referral brief.
The group course costs less and lets you learn from every case in a room of 6–8 dentists. The private course gives you the instructor, patients and pace entirely to yourself. Choose “Advise me” in the form if you want an honest recommendation.
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