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Single Tooth Implant Online Course

Theory of Single Tooth Implants Online Course

With this online course, you will build a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge of key concepts and treatment methods for successful single-tooth implant placement procedures in modern dentistry.  The learning journey is straightforward and easily adaptable to your personal schedule. 

Who is this for?

This course is designed for dental clinicians looking to strengthen their theoretical foundation in implantology, professionals aiming to expand their practice into single‑tooth implant treatments, and students or post‑graduates seeking deeper academic training. It is also well suited for dentists with at least three years of clinical experience and a solid understanding of standard single‑tooth restorations.

 

Learning objectives

Diagnose and plan single-tooth implant treatment

Identify the appropriate surgical procedures associated with implant placement

Explain the principles of single restoration design that optimize success and minimize complications

Develop an optimal post-implant placement care program for patients

Course details

Access: The course is fully online. You can complete the learning at your own pace. To maximize your progress, it is recommended you complete phase one within a period of 6 weeks.

Format: The course uses a blended e-learning format, including reading materials, clinical videos, as well as some reference material.To help you evaluate your progress and knowledge retention, some useful self-assessment questions are placed at the end of each chapter.

Certification: The course concludes with a formal proctored online exam. You can access your video test center at your convenience from your own computer. 

Price: $488 USD including proctored exam.

Credits: 20 CE credit hours. This course is approved by the Swiss Dental Association (SSO).

Eligibility: The course is available to residents of the United States & Canada, European Union Countries, the United Kingdom, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. 

Learning Objectives

Following completion of the Theory of Single Tooth Implants Online Course, participants will be able to:

  • Diagnose and plan single-tooth implant treatment
  • Identify the appropriate surgical procedures associated with implant placement
  • Explain the principles of single restoration design that optimize success and minimize complications
  • Develop an optimal post-implant placement care program for patients

 

Access

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Authors & contributors

 

FOR Board of Trustees member

Distinguished Professor in Implant Dentistry at Loma Linda University, California, USA. Dr. Goodacre is Diplomate and Past-President of the America Board of Prosthodontics, the American College of Prosthdontics, and the Academy of Prosthodontics. He maintains a private practice devoted to prosthodontics and implant dentistry.
Co-Chair of the FOR Education Council

Dr. Chow is a Specialist in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. He also acts as the Managing Director of the Hong Kong Dental Implant & Maxillofacial Centre and is the founder of the Brånemark Osseointegration Center in Hong Kong & Shanghai . Dr. Chow is a Honorary Associate Clinical Professor of The University of Hong Kong.
Prof. Marinello served at the University of Zürich as Assistant Professor and acting head of the Dental Public Health Clinic, Assistant Professor of the Department of Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics and Dental Material Sciences and Associate Professor and Head of Periodontology. He is a director of the Editorial Council of the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, responsible for strategy development for the journal.
FOR Education Council member
Dr. Tanner is a specialist in prosthodontics, founding partner of The Dawood and Tanner Specialist Dental Practice, Honorary Lecturer in Prosthodontics at Cardiff Dental School. Her clinical practice is primarily implant restoration of the atrophic jaw, and for patients requiring reconstruction on dental implants after Maxillofacial resection or trauma. She lectures internationally and champions mentorship in the UK in the subject of Restoration of Dental Implants.
Dr. Naylor retired from clinical practice in the U.S. Air Force Dental Corps after which he served as the Associate Dean for Advanced Education at the Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. Following his retirement from the latter position, he moved to Virginia (USA) where he continues to pursue his interests in writing and consulting.
FOR Education Council member

Dr. Wong won awards from the National University of Singapore for his outstanding performance: the FAC Oehlers Gold Medal and Terrell Silver Medal. Dr. Wong is the Chairman of T32 Dental Group Ltd in Singapore. His practice focuses in all areas of restorative care including aesthetic dentistry, full mouth reconstruction, fixed, removable and implant prosthodontics.

Disclosures

Dr. Chow, Dr. Tanner disclose lecture/speaker honoraria from Nobel Biocare.

Dr. Goodacre discloses royalties from ehuman.com, Elsevier and Massad Enterprises. He is also an active Member of the FOR Board of Trustees.

Prof. Marinello discloses other financial or material support by Zirkonzahn.

Dr. Wong discloses lecture/speaker honoraria from Straumann.

Dr. Naylor, Dr. Wang have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.