Evaluate implant cases comprehensively
Combine medical, dental and social history with clinical examination, radiographic analysis and structured risk assessment.
Implant Planning and Placement in Two Days
Move from CBCT planning to guided, freehand and immediate implant placement with a workflow you can repeat in practice.
Two days. Four hands-on sessions. One complete implant workflow.
2
INTENSIVE DAYS
4
HANDS-ON SESSIONS
20
CE CREDITS
70%
PRACTICAL
Implant surgery becomes predictable before the first incision.
This course answers the decisions that determine whether an implant case remains straightforward or becomes compromised: how to evaluate the patient, interpret the CBCT, choose the surgical approach and place the implant in the correct restorative position.
Most complications do not begin with the implant system. They begin with incomplete diagnosis, uncertain positioning or no clear protocol for moving from planning to surgery. These two days connect every step.
What you hear in the clinic
"I can plan an implant, but I am not always confident choosing guided, freehand or immediate placement."
What the course teaches
A repeatable workflow from patient evaluation and CBCT planning to guide design, osteotomy, placement and closure.
What changes Monday
Better case selection, clearer surgical decisions and implant positioning driven by the final restoration.
By the end of the course, you will be able to plan the case and execute the surgery.
Six practical capabilities that connect diagnosis, digital planning and implant placement in one repeatable clinical workflow.
Plan implants with CBCT and digital tools
Use three-dimensional imaging to define the restorative position, surgical anatomy and sequence before entering the operatory.
03 Decision-making
Choose guided or freehand surgery
Understand when each approach adds value and select the workflow that matches the anatomy, restoration and clinical risk.
Achieve restorative-driven 3D placement
Prepare the site and control implant depth, angulation and orientation for a more predictable restorative outcome.
Place implants in immediate sites
Apply case-selection and positioning principles in anterior and posterior extraction sites while protecting hard and soft tissues.
Control healing and surgical complications
Use appropriate flap design, suturing, medications and post-operative protocols to support tissue stability and manage risk.
Four hands-on sessions
Plan, prepare, place and close — with expert feedback at each stage.
You will plan it.
Then you will place it.
Across four supervised hands-on sessions, you will move from digital planning and surgical guide design to guided, freehand and immediate implant placement on realistic models.
CBCT-based planning and surgical guide design
Guided implant placement on realistic models
Freehand osteotomy and implant positioning
Immediate placement in anterior and posterior sites
See the workflow before you decide.
A short look at the planning process, the instructors and the hands-on surgery so you know how the two days move from diagnosis to implant placement.
How the two days progress
Who guides the training
What you will perform
Ready to secure your seat?
Reserve seatThis is for you if…
You want a complete workflow from diagnosis and CBCT planning to implant placement.
You place implants and want greater consistency in case selection and 3D positioning.
You want to combine digital planning with confident freehand surgical skills.
You need supervised practice in guided and immediate implant placement.
Probably not for you if…
You are looking for a purely restorative course with no surgical training.
You want lectures without hands-on practice or direct feedback.
You are not currently prepared to evaluate or perform implant surgery in clinical practice.
A complete path from diagnosis to follow-up
Five connected stages in the order you will use them — a workflow that moves from patient evaluation to controlled healing.
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01
Diagnosis & case selection
Evaluate the patient, identify risk factors and determine whether implant therapy is indicated.
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02
CBCT planning & guide design
Translate anatomy and restorative goals into a three-dimensional plan and a usable surgical template.
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03
Surgical access & site preparation
Select the flap design, instrumentation and osteotomy sequence while protecting critical anatomy and tissues.
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04
Guided, freehand & immediate placement
Place implants with controlled depth, angulation and orientation in healed and immediate sites.
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05
Closure, loading & follow-up
Apply suturing, loading and post-operative protocols that support healing and long-term peri-implant health.
Everything needed for two focused training days.
Study resources, workshop tools, supervised practice and meals are included so you can focus on building the complete surgical workflow.
2 FULL DAYS
CERTIFICATION EXAM
4 HANDS-ON SESSIONS
UP TO 20 CE CREDITS
STUDY MATERIALS
INTERACTIVE WEBINARS
WORKSHOP TOOLS & MATERIALS
BREAKFAST & LUNCH
Hear it from the clinicians who experienced it.
“Completing the courses gave me a whole new level of confidence to offer my patients the best treatment.”
Dr. Sandrine Riboul
KADI Institute
“The course strengthened my knowledge, my confidence, and ultimately the way I care for my patients.”
Dr. Elianne Vasquez
KADI Institute
“It’s not just lectures—it’s hands-on, real cases with real guidance that I’m already using in my own practice.”
Dr. Nasgoll Viola
KADI Institute
Learn from doctors who practice, publish and teach.
Not generic speakers — recognized clinicians with real academic and surgical credibility, sharing the exact protocol they use.
Dr. Lorenzo Mordini
Dr. Lorenzo Mordini, DDS, M.S., is a distinguished periodontist and educator with a passion for research and teaching. Currently serving as the Director of the Department of Periodontology at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Mordini has dedicated his career to advancing periodontal and implant therapy through clinical practice, research, and academic leadership.
Dr. Ismael Khouly
Dr. Ismael Khouly is a distinguished leader in the field of implant dentistry and the founder and clinical director of the Multidisciplinary Implant and Aesthetic Miami Institute now known as KADI Institute (Khouly Advanced Dental Institute). With a passion for education and a vision to bring accessible and high-quality learning to dentists worldwide, Dr. Khouly established this institute as a platform to share his extensive knowledge and experience gained throughout his illustrious career.
All remaining doubts, answered clearly.
Is this course right for me?
Yes. It is designed for general dentists and specialists who want to perform implant surgery more safely and confidently using guided, freehand and immediate-placement workflows.
Will I learn how to design surgical guides myself?
Yes. You will work through the digital workflow from CBCT-based planning to the design and clinical use of your own surgical guides.
Do I need previous implant experience?
Not necessarily. The course reinforces foundational concepts while developing more advanced planning and surgical skills through structured, supervised practice.
Will I practice the techniques hands-on?
Yes. The course includes four hands-on sessions in which you will plan and perform guided, freehand and immediate implant placement on realistic models under expert supervision.
Do I receive CE credits?
Yes. After completing the course, you can earn up to 20 CE credits recognized through AGD PACE.
Next cohort
February 27–28, 2027
Ready to plan and place implants with confidence?
Reserve your seat and build a complete surgical workflow for guided, freehand and immediate implant placement.
- Two intensive days with four hands-on sessions
- Guided, freehand and immediate placement
- Up to 20 CE credits and certificate of completion
Limited seats
Course investment
$2,290
Two days. Four hands-on sessions. One repeatable workflow.