Plan implant restorations comprehensively
Integrate patient evaluation, restorative space, implant configuration, aesthetics, occlusion and prosthesis design before treatment begins.
Implant Prosthetics from Provisional to Final Restoration
Restore implants with a predictable workflow from tissue shaping and provisionalization to digital impressions and final delivery.
Two days. Four hands-on sessions. One complete restorative workflow.
2
INTENSIVE DAYS
4
HANDS-ON SESSIONS
20
CE CREDITS
70%
PRACTICAL
The final implant result is shaped long before the definitive crown is delivered.
This course addresses the restorative decisions that determine whether implant treatment becomes efficient and predictable: provisional design, tissue conditioning, impression accuracy, abutment selection, material choice, occlusion and laboratory communication.
Many restorative complications begin when the surgical, provisional and definitive phases are treated as separate procedures. These two days connect them into one coordinated workflow.
What you hear in the clinic
"I can restore implants, but provisionals, tissue shaping and final delivery do not always follow one consistent protocol."
What the course teaches
A repeatable sequence for provisionalization, soft-tissue development, digital capture, abutment selection and definitive restoration.
What changes Monday
Fewer adjustments, clearer laboratory communication and implant restorations planned around the final aesthetic and functional result.
By the end of the course, you will be able to restore implants with a complete clinical workflow.
Six practical capabilities that connect provisionalization, tissue management, digital impressions and definitive prosthetic delivery.
Fabricate provisional implant crowns
Create provisional restorations that support function, guide tissue development and prepare the site for the final prosthesis.
03 Tissue management
Customize healing abutments
Shape and preserve the peri-implant soft-tissue profile in immediate and healed sites using customized components.
Capture accurate digital impressions
Use intraoral scanners, scan bodies and tissue-management techniques to improve accuracy and reduce restorative adjustments.
Select abutments and restorative materials
Choose components, retention strategies and materials according to the clinical, biological and aesthetic demands of each case.
Deliver predictable final restorations
Apply structured delivery, occlusal and laboratory communication protocols for more accurate and efficient implant-supported prostheses.
Four hands-on sessions
Shape the tissue, capture the position and build the restoration — with expert feedback at every stage.
You will not just review the workflow.
You will perform it.
Across four supervised hands-on sessions, you will fabricate provisionals, customize healing abutments, capture digital impressions and work through the restorative decisions that lead to final delivery.
Provisional implant crown fabrication
Customized healing abutments on realistic models
Digital impressions with soft-tissue management
Abutment, material and prosthesis design decisions
See the restorative workflow before you decide.
A short look at the instructors, the laboratory and digital stages, and the practical exercises that connect implant surgery to the definitive restoration.
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 structured workflow for provisional and definitive implant restorations.
You restore single or multiple implants and want fewer adjustments and patient visits.
You want to integrate digital impressions, scan bodies and soft-tissue management.
You need greater confidence selecting abutments, materials and retention strategies.
Probably not for you if…
You are looking for a course focused exclusively on implant surgery.
You want theoretical lectures without hands-on restorative exercises.
You do not currently diagnose, plan or restore implant-supported cases.
A complete path from restorative planning to final delivery
Five connected stages in the order you will use them — a workflow designed to reduce uncertainty, adjustments and communication gaps.
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01
Restorative diagnosis & planning
Evaluate the patient, prosthetic space, implant position, aesthetics and functional requirements before selecting the restorative approach.
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02
Provisionalization & tissue shaping
Fabricate provisional crowns and customized healing abutments that guide peri-implant soft-tissue development.
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03
Digital impression workflow
Capture implant position and tissue architecture accurately using intraoral scanners, scan bodies and structured protocols.
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04
Abutment & prosthesis design
Select components, materials, retention and occlusal concepts according to the biological and restorative demands of the case.
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05
Laboratory communication & delivery
Transfer precise information to the laboratory and apply controlled delivery protocols for fixed implant-supported restorations.
Everything needed for two focused restorative training days.
Study resources, workshop tools, supervised practice and meals are included so you can concentrate on building a complete implant prosthetics 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
“Thanks to this course, I feel more confident making decisions and presenting the right treatment options to my patients.”
Dr. Ernesto Leon Caba
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. Alejandro Lanis
Dr. Lanis is an accomplished oral and maxillofacial implantologist with extensive experience in advanced prosthodontics, oral implantology, and digital dentistry. He currently serves as the Program Director of Advanced Implant Dentistry and Assistant Professor in Restorative Dentistry and Biomaterials Sciences at Harvard School of Dental Medicine, where he provides exceptional mentorship to graduate students in these fields.
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 dentists who want to restore implants confidently and manage provisional and definitive restorations through a structured clinical workflow.
Will I work on real prosthetic procedures?
Yes. You will perform the key steps hands-on, including customized healing abutments, provisional crown fabrication and digital impressions on realistic models.
Do I need advanced restorative experience?
Not necessarily. The course combines foundational principles with practical techniques that can be adapted to different levels of implant restorative experience.
Will I learn digital workflows?
Yes. You will practice digital impressions and learn how intraoral scanners, scan bodies and tissue management fit into the restorative sequence.
Do I receive CE credits?
Yes. After completing the course, you can earn up to 20 CE credits recognized through AGD PACE.
Next cohort
March 20–21, 2027
Ready to restore implants with greater predictability?
Reserve your seat and build a complete workflow for provisionals, digital impressions, abutment selection and final restoration.
- Two intensive days with four hands-on sessions
- Provisionals, digital impressions and final delivery
- Up to 20 CE credits and certificate of completion
Limited seats
Course investment
$2,290
Two days. Four hands-on sessions. One repeatable restorative workflow.