Courses

Basic information about the course

Having adequate volume of bone and soft tissues around the implant is key for the long-term success of the implant treatment. Securing this volume begins with choosing the correct way to augment the alveolus at the time of extraction of the natural tooth.

Depending on the clinical situation, an immediate or delayed implantation may be applied, with the condition of the alveolar walls being of essential importance. Contemporary bone substitute materials in combination with the growth factors contained in PRF enable effective restoration of different types of bone defects and stimulate the natural regenerative potential of the body.

Preservation of the buccal bone plate or its restoration in case of resorption is particularly important. This is a decisive factor for achieving stable and predictable results, especially when implanting in the esthetic zone of the dentition.

During the training, the basic principles of planning implant treatment in cases with bone defects will be reviewed, as well as contemporary approaches for augmentation and management of peri-implant tissues.

Benefits for participants

After completing the course, participants will be able to:

• Assess the bone defect after extraction.
• Preserve the alveolar socket with intact walls or with involvement of the buccal wall.
• Evaluate when a clinical case is suitable for immediate implant placement and when a delayed approach is more appropriate.
• Apply contemporary techniques for augmentation of peri-implant tissues.
• Work with bone substitute materials and PRF to support regeneration.
• Plan treatment with the aim of achieving more predictable and long-term stable results.

The course provides practical guidance and clinical confidence that can be applied directly in everyday implantology practice.

Who the course is suitable for

This course is intended for:

• Dental practitioners placing implants who want to improve the predictability of results in cases with bone defects.
• Practicing clinicians who wish to refine their skills in preserving the volume of the alveolar ridge after extraction.
• Specialists and young dentists who want to build a solid foundation in contemporary implantology protocols.

Endodontics Modular Program with Dr. Kosturkov — 6 modules, one goal: from fundamentals to expert level. This intensive program in endodontics combines theory, hands-on practice and motivation to guide participants from their first steps to clinical mastery. In an era of advancing microscopy, 3D printing and increasingly complex cases, this training gives clinicians the up-to-date skills needed to deliver predictable, high-quality endodontic care.

Who should attend: general dentists, endodontists, restorative specialists, dental residents and clinic owners who want to strengthen their endodontic practice. The program is designed for clinicians at all levels — from those building foundational skills to practitioners seeking advanced, clinic-ready techniques.

What participants will gain: a complete, clinically focused endodontic workflow — from diagnosis and microscope use to canal shaping, disinfection and obturation, as well as retreatment and management of complications such as separated instruments, perforations and resorptions. The course emphasizes live demonstrations and extensive hands-on practice on realistic 3D-printed models and extracted teeth to build precision and confidence for everyday practice.

• Develop precise microscope-assisted technique and fine motor control.
• Learn contemporary protocols for canal preparation, disinfection and obturation.
• Gain real-case experience and strategies for managing complex and retreatment cases.

Led by Dr. Kosturkov, the master program centers on practical training and real clinical cases, with live demos and guided hands-on sessions to ensure measurable skill development. Reserve your place to advance your endodontic competence and confidence.

Basic information

This exclusive course is practically oriented and is dedicated to building a predictable and reproducible clinical protocol in fixed prosthetic dentistry – from initial diagnosis and planning to final cementation and long-term functional stability. It combines analog and digital approaches and shows how everyday clinical work can become more accurate, faster and more reliable through proper documentation, precise registration of functional parameters, control of preparation and optimal communication with the patient and the laboratory.

The course is aimed at practicing dentists (general practitioners and prosthetically oriented), as well as young colleagues who want to build a systematic foundation and achieve reliable clinical decisions. It is also suitable for more experienced clinicians who wish to optimize and implement the digital workflow protocol in their daily practice.

The entire course is organized into 6 consecutive modules, with each module being a self-contained training unit. The modules are arranged according to the logic of the real clinical protocol in fixed prosthetic dentistry – from start and planning, through precise execution, to finalization and stabilization of the result. Each day combines structured theory, demonstrations and practical guidance/ algorithms that can be applied immediately in clinical practice.

Main objectives of the training:

The main goal of this course is to provide participants with a comprehensive, predictable and reproducible clinical protocol in fixed prosthetic dentistry - from diagnosis and planning, through precise preparation, impression-taking and fabrication of temporary restorations, to secure cementation and functional stability through the integration of analog and digital approaches.

Upon completion of the modular course, participants will acquire structured clinical thinking and planning of prosthetic treatment with clear steps.

Course Overview

Tunneling Master Class at Teeth and Implants is an intensive hands-on course focused on modern tunneling techniques for soft tissue augmentation around teeth and implants. The program covers both maxillary and mandibular approaches, with a strong emphasis on connective tissue graft (CTG) biology, surgical precision, and clinical decision-making.

The course combines theoretical lectures and practical training, led by Dr. Ronco, aiming to achieve predictable, long-term aesthetic outcomes.

What You Will Learn

• Preoperative analysis of dental, mucogingival, and muscular anatomy;
• Clinical decision trees and comparative therapeutic options;
• Reconstruction of the cementoenamel junction;
• Connective tissue graft harvesting techniques: palatal grafts and donor site protection; tuberosity grafts;
• Biological properties and indications of CTGs according to their origin;
• Maxilla-specific tunneling techniques;
• Surgical techniques for the maxilla: coronally advanced tunnelized flaps; conventional and “expanded” submerged grafts; micrografts;
• Mandible-specific tunneling techniques, including the META (Muscle Evicted Tunneling Approach)
• Surgical techniques for the mandible: partially exposed grafts; submerged grafts with lateral, apical, or dual closure.

Benefits for Participants

• Master predictable tunneling techniques around teeth and implants;
• Improve esthetic and functional treatment outcomes;
• Gain a deeper understanding of soft tissue biology and graft behavior;
• Increase confidence in surgical planning and execution;
• Apply the acquired knowledge directly in daily clinical practice.

Basic course information

The training is structured over two consecutive days - the first day is focused on the basics and standardized protocols in clinical dental photography, and the second day is dedicated to advanced techniques: studio, portrait, object and art dental photography. Participants work with real equipment, accessories and lighting, receiving individual guidance and feedback.

The course format includes theory, demonstrations, and hands-on practice.

What participants will learn

During the course participants will learn:

• The basic technical principles of dental photography and working in Manual mode;
• Correct selection and use of cameras, lenses, flashes and accessories;
• Creation of standardized extraoral and intraoral clinical photographs;
• Control of light, reflections, angle and composition in clinical and specialized shots;
• Working in a studio environment and building different lighting setups;
• Portrait photography – styles, posing, lighting and expression;
• Object and art dental photography with a focus on detail, texture and form;
• Image analysis and real-time adjustments under the guidance of the lecturer.

Benefits for participants

After completing the course participants will be able to:

• Independently create high-quality and consistent clinical documentation;
• Improve communication with patients and dental laboratories through visual materials;
• Use photography as an effective tool for diagnosis, monitoring and case presentation;
• Build professional visual content for training, lectures and online presence;
• Apply what they have learned directly in their daily clinical practice.