Clinicians developing implant foundations
For dentists who want biology, diagnosis and evidence before progressing into surgical and prosthetic protocols.

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Build a broad implant-dentistry foundation from biology and diagnosis to surgery, prosthodontics and complication management.
With Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic and international faculty

Course information
The program spans implant biology, pharmacology, evidence-based dentistry, prosthodontic fundamentals, surgical protocols, GBR, guided surgery, soft-tissue management and full-arch treatment.
A large clinical-video library shows individual case workflows, supported by recorded office hours and faculty Q&A.
Who this course is for
This broad residency is designed for clinicians who want a connected foundation across biology, surgery, prosthodontics, tissue management and complications.
For dentists who want biology, diagnosis and evidence before progressing into surgical and prosthetic protocols.
For clinicians expanding into GBR, guided surgery, full-arch treatment and peri-implant soft-tissue management.
For surgical, restorative and laboratory teams seeking a shared treatment-planning framework.
The clinical framework
The residency begins with biology and evidence before progressing into patient preparation, surgery and prosthetic treatment.
Faculty-led modules connect extraction-site management, guided surgery, GBR, full-arch treatment, soft-tissue management, esthetic therapy and complications within one curriculum.
The goal is not to isolate techniques, but to understand how diagnosis and biology guide the choice of protocol.
What you’ll learn
Establish a foundation in osseointegration, pharmacology and evidence-based treatment.
Connect implant position, impressions, provisionals and restorative case work-up.
Review extraction management, GBR, guided surgery and immediate implant placement.
Follow individual treatments from diagnosis through surgery and restoration.
Study peri-implantitis, soft-tissue complications and cement-related risks.
Technique focus
The residency connects scientific foundations, surgical protocols, restorative planning and recorded cases across a multidisciplinary faculty.
Course curriculum
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Scientific and clinical foundations for implant treatment.
Implant position, impression techniques, provisionals and case work-up.
Photography, case acceptance, preparation and surgical fundamentals.
Twelve lectures covering socket management, regeneration and guided placement.
Immediate loading, maxillary and mandibular options and graftless evaluation.
Thirteen case videos spanning full-arch, anterior, premolar and regenerative treatment.
Orthodontic considerations and peri-implant soft-tissue protocols.
Four focused case videos covering uncovering, GBR and connective-tissue grafting.
Nine lectures and cases on the biologic-prosthetic interface and esthetic outcomes.
Peri-implantitis, soft-tissue complications, cement risks and recorded Q&A.
Implant DentistryYour instructor
Periodontist, implant surgeon and multidisciplinary program chair
Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic is Academic Chair of the gIDE Institute and a past president of the European Association for Osseointegration. Trained in implant dentistry, prosthodontics and periodontics, his clinical and research work focuses on advanced implant dentistry, tissue regeneration and esthetic implant management. The residency brings together an international faculty across surgery, prosthodontics, tissue management, guided surgery and complications.
Your learning experience
Move through the residency in sequence, then return to individual faculty lectures and clinical cases as your treatment scope develops.
Follow demonstrations, presentations and case material in high-definition video.
Download the available videos and learning materials for convenient offline review.
Return to individual protocols while planning, treating or reviewing a related case.
Move between desktop, tablet and mobile without changing your learning sequence.
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