Implant clinicians
For dentists who place implants and want a more structured approach to immediate-placement case selection, positioning and stability.

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Plan immediate implant treatment with clearer control over primary stability, tissue architecture and restorative execution.
With Prof. Tomas Linkevičius
Course information
Follow the clinical reasoning behind immediate implant placement before moving into region-specific protocols for anterior sites, premolars, molars and full-arch treatment.
The masterclass connects primary stability, three-dimensional positioning, grafting, tissue architecture and restorative execution through detailed lectures and recorded procedures.
Study each stage in high definition, revisit the material throughout your clinical development and use multilingual subtitles to follow the teaching comfortably.
Who this course is for
This masterclass is designed for qualified dental professionals who already understand the foundations of implant treatment and want to develop their immediate-placement decision-making.
For dentists who place implants and want a more structured approach to immediate-placement case selection, positioning and stability.
For clinicians who restore implants and want to connect surgical decisions with tissue contours, provisionalization and restorative design.
For dental professionals with foundational implant knowledge who want to study anterior, posterior and full-arch immediate workflows.
The clinical framework
Immediate placement is treated as a connected surgical and restorative workflow.
The course moves from the rationale and biological response into primary stability, implant depth, grafting, tissue management, immediate restoration and complication control.
Case selection, three-dimensional implant position and restorative planning are taught as parts of the same decision.
What you’ll learn
Five connected areas, illustrated with clinical material from the program.
01Understand why immediate implant placement can preserve pre-extraction tissue architecture and where the clinical risks originate.
02Connect osseointegration, implant position, primary stability and peri-implant tissue development to crestal bone levels.
03Study implant depth, grafting, healing abutments and soft-tissue management across Type A, B and C molar situations.
04Review the restorative decisions that are specific to immediate cases, including impression and provisional-restoration considerations.
05Recognize avoidable failure points, then follow anterior, molar and full-arch immediate procedures through recorded surgeries.
Complication controlTechnique focus
The program frames avoidable complications around planning and execution decisions that can be reviewed before and during treatment.
Course curriculum
Open any chapter to see the exact lesson titles and runtimes supplied in the DentalEDX curriculum.
Begin with the course overview, then examine the clinical case for immediate placement and the reasons it is still considered risky.
Build the biological and mechanical foundation for immediate cases, from osseointegration and tissue contours to primary stability and crestal bone.
Move into region-specific planning for molars and premolars, including the Type A, B and C framework used in the course.
Connect implant placement with the restorative phase and identify the major complications that can be anticipated during planning and execution.
Follow the immediate-placement workflow in anterior, molar and full-arch cases through the course’s recorded clinical procedures.

Included with your course
Keep the core surgical and prosthetic concepts close at hand after the lectures end.
This complimentary ebook by Prof. Tomas Linkevičius expands on the factors that influence crestal bone stability, connecting clinical evidence with surgical and restorative decision-making.
Implant dentistry · ProsthodonticsYour instructor
DDS, PhD, Dip Pros · Professor, prosthodontist and implant dentistry researcher
Prof. Linkevičius is a professor at the Institute of Odontology, Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University, and the founder of the Vilnius Research Group. His teaching and research connect peri-implant tissue biology, implant position and restorative design within the Zero Bone Loss Concepts framework.
Your learning experience
Return to the rationale, stability, region-specific and restorative lessons while evaluating an immediate implant case.
Move from treatment principles into region-specific protocols and recorded procedures without piecing together isolated lectures.
Connect implant depth, primary stability, grafting, soft tissue and restorative choices across the same learning path.
Pause, revisit and review the course around your clinical schedule without an access deadline.
Continue the training on the device that fits your study, case-planning or review workflow.
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Move from biological rationale to region-specific protocols and recorded clinical execution with one connected masterclass.