Full Master Program in Perio and Implant Dentistry
Module 1: Brain hand connection

High-power magnification isn't typically needed for oral surgeries, where 6.0x to 8.0x magnification usually suffices. So why take a three-day course on 20x magnification? The key is manual dexterity to enhance the brain hand connection. Research shows that pushing your limits improves these skills. This course will challenge your practice and the way you view surgery. It will help you build a strong foundation for the advanced modules on the program.
Summary:
- Introduction to microsurgical concept
- Oral soft tissue wound healing
- Minimal invasive periodontal Flap designs
- Techniques for Minimal Invasive Periodontal and Implant Surgery
- Microsurgical suturing techniques.
Hands-on:
- Incision designs, flap preparation, flap mobilization, flap anchoring vs flap stabilization using different models
- Grafting techniques
- Anatomization of the greater palatine artery in pig jaws.
Module 1
Module 1
Brain hand conection.
11, 12 and 13 september 2025
Module 2: What is periodontitis?
Perio 1. The Vision
This module, focus on periodontal surgery as a key component of managing periodontal diseases but the course emphasizes that surgery alone isn't enough; it must be integrated into a comprehensive treatment plan, into a VISION! You'll learn both theoretical and practical aspects of periodontology. The final part stresses the increased risk of peri-implant diseases in patients with a history of periodontitis. It advocates delaying implant placement by preserving natural teeth, even severely compromised ones, especially in myounger patients. The session covers advanced surgical techniques, including regenerative periodontal procedures and resective interventions like tunneling, root amputations, separations, and resections, all aimed at saving teeth once thought to be hopeless.

Summary:
- Diagnosis of patients with periodontal diseases
- Treatment planning protocols for patients with periodontal diseases
- Minimal-invasive resective periodontal surgery.
Hands on:
- Minimal invasive apically repositioned flaps
- Minimal invasive apically repositioned flaps for root resective periodontal surgery.
Live-surgery:
-Resective periodontal surgery.
Module 2
Module 2
What is Periodontitis?
2, 3 and 4 october 2025
Module 3: Implants and its basic needs
Base Camp to Camp 1
The use of dental implants has increased to an estimated amount of 15 million a year, greatly improved the quality of life for patients with tooth loss, with documented survival rates nearing 95% over 10 years. However, despite their increasing global use, the belief nthat implants provide a lifetime solution has been challenged the past years. Clinicians are now aware that implants can lead to long-term complications, especially biological ones. Notably, more than 20% of implant patients experience peri-implantitis within 10 years. So understanding the fundamentals and the lessons learned over the past 20 years has become crucial when the time comes to replace a tooth with an implant.These insights shape our approach to ensuring long-term success with implant therapy.

Summary:
- Implants in functional area- Thick, Attached and keratinized peri-implant base camp
- Requirements for biological long-term success with implant-supported restorations
- Tissue composition of the peri-implant mucosa vs teeth.
- Alternatives for tooth replacement to postpone or avoid implant therapy.
Hands-on:
- Implant uncoverage in on the functional area
- IIP+ SSA+ FGG+ impressions in functional area
- DTR+ SSA
- FGG around implants.
Live surgeries:
- Live surgery 1- IIP+ immediate impression+ SSA+ FGG
- Live surgery 2- implant uncoverage+ FGG.
Module 3
Module 3
Implants and its basic needs.
13, 14 and 15 november 2025
Module 4: Soft tissue manipulation there´s room to free style denstrity?
Perio 2 - Biology by an expression of art
Restoring soft tissue defects in aesthetic zone, like gingival recessions, is always a challenge for clinicians. We must share a common ground, were we do need to align on the evaluation perspective. In 2024, success is no longer defined solely by the quantity perspective; the quality parameter has become The primary factor. Quality now takes higher stage in terms of evaluation perspective shaping our definition of true success and pushing the evolution and individualizations of our techniques to each patient. This vision ensures that outcomes
across various approaches meet patient expectations and demands.

Summary:
- Gingival aesthetics, criteria and guidelines
- Prevalence and etiology of gingival recessions
- Criteria of success and long-termprognosis after gingival recession treatment
- Soft tissue autografts and substitute materials
- Coronal advanced flaps
- Gingival recession treatment inaesthetic area
- Gingival recession treatment infunctional area
- Wave papilla technique.
Hands-on:
- Soft tissue autograft techniques the lateral, posterior palate an tuberosity
- Gingival recession treatment: the coronally advanced flap
- Gingival recession treatment: the tunneling technique.
Live surgeries
- Live surgery 1- recession coverage
- Live surgery 2 - Wave Papilla Technique.
Module 4
Module 4
Soft tissue manipulation, there´s room to freestyle dentistry?
18, 19 and 20 december 2025
Module 5: Implant 2 - The esthetic zone
Camp 3 to Camp 4 “playing were the air is too thin”
Implants in the aesthetic zone are always a challenge, during this 3 days we willreflect on the past 25 years, since the the time of osteointegration, going todelayed approach to immediate implantation finishing with immediate loading. Immediate implants have significantly improved the quality of life for patients by reducing treatment-related morbidity. They minimize surgical interventions, shorten treatment times, and lessen pain and postoperative trauma. Additionally, in certain cases, with new concepts they offer promising aesthetic results, particularly for replacing multiple adjacent teeth, which was previously challenging with traditional implant techniques.

Summary:
- Biological processes and tissue healing following tooth extraction
- Digital workflows
- Immediate implant placement in the aesthetic zone
- IDR
- Socket shield technique.
Hands-on:
- Socket shield technique
- IDR- Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration.
Live surgeries:
- Live surgery 1-Socket shield technique
- Live surgery 2-IDR.
Module 5
Module 5
Implant 2- The esthetic zone.
22, 23 and 24 january 2026
Module 6: Interdisciplinary dentistry
Team approach
What is interdisciplinary dentistry?
Involves collaboration acrossmultiple dental specialties to provide solutions to complex dental treatments. This approach is particularly beneficial for cases involving advanced restorative procedures, implant therapy, and management of complex orto-perio prostho cases, where combining knowledge from different disciplines enhances both functional and aesthetic outcomes.On this course will have the participation of Dr. Nuno Sousa Dias an orthodontist specialize in interdisciplinary approach, and Dr. Eric Van Dooren a experienced clinician in dealing with multidisciplinary cases since more than 30 years focusing on challenges of perio-prostho in the anterior sector.

Summary:
- Interdisciplinary dentistry
- Perio vs hygienist
- Perio vs restorative in Perio patients
- Orto- perio approach
- Perio- prostho approach
- Orto- perio- prostho approach.
Hands-on:
- Interactive Session- discussion
clinical cases.
Module 6
Module 6
Interdisciplinary Dentistry.
19, 20 and 21 february 2026