High Esthetics in Implant Dentistry: From Immediate Placement to Managing Esthetic Complications

*** Please note due to unforeseen circumstances the dates for this course has now changed. The course will now run from April 30th, May 1st and May 2nd.

This intensive 3-day course is designed to immerse clinicians in the critical decision-making and clinical techniques required to master esthetic implant dentistry. Focused on immediate and delayed implant placement, soft tissue management, and correction of esthetic failures, the program integrates evidence-based protocols with hands-on experience to elevate the predictability and outcomes of implant therapy in the esthetic zone.

Participants will explore in depth the diagnostic parameters essential for selecting appropriate treatment timing and modality—whether immediate or delayed placement. Special emphasis will be placed on interpreting soft and hard tissue biotypes, socket classifications, and smile dynamics to guide the development of patient-specific strategies.

Surgical sessions will cover flap management, connective tissue grafting harvesting’s, specific guided bone regeneration, and microsuturing techniques, giving participants practical tools to enhance peri-implant soft tissue profiles. Key prosthetic considerations—such as the design of emergence profiles, abutment selection, and provisional shaping—will be addressed to support both pink and white esthetic outcomes in different situations.

Management of peri-implant mucosal recession and esthetic complications will be examined with a clinical, step-by-step approach, including surgical and prosthetic interventions for soft tissue rescue and esthetic rehabilitation.

Through a combination of theoretical lectures, video demonstrations, clinical case discussions, and hands-on exercises, attendees will gain the confidence and precision required to approach complex esthetic implant cases with clarity and skill, and apply what they learn directly in their practice.