Evaluate real implant candidates
Review medical and dental history, clinical conditions, anatomy, restorative objectives and surgical risk before confirming treatment.
Live Patient Implant Surgery Course
Perform real implant surgeries from diagnosis and digital planning to placement and post-treatment review.
Three days. Nine live surgical sessions. Direct expert mentorship.
3
CLINICAL DAYS
9
LIVE SURGICAL SESSIONS
29
CE CREDITS
1:1–2:1
MENTORSHIP RATIO
Implant confidence changes when you perform the complete surgery on a real patient.
This live training bridges the gap between understanding implant protocols and executing them in a real clinical setting. Each participant moves through patient assessment, CBCT review, treatment planning, implant placement, healing-abutment decisions and post-treatment evaluation under direct supervision.
Simulation courses teach the sequence, but live surgery adds anatomy, patient management, intraoperative judgment and responsibility. This experience is designed for clinicians ready to make that transition in a controlled university environment.
Before the training
"I understand implant placement, but I need supervised experience managing the complete procedure on a real patient."
During the training
You evaluate, plan and perform real implant surgeries with one-on-one or two-to-one faculty mentorship.
After the training
You return to practice with real surgical experience, clearer decision-making and greater confidence managing implant cases.
By the end of the experience, you will have managed real implant cases from planning to review.
Six clinical capabilities developed through direct patient care, supervised surgery and immediate faculty feedback.
Plan implant surgery with CBCT
Use CBCT imaging and digital tools to assess anatomy, define implant position and prepare a patient-specific surgical sequence.
Perform implant placement on real patients
Complete single or multiple implant placement procedures under direct supervision using a structured surgical protocol.
Apply freehand implant workflows
Develop control over osteotomy preparation, implant depth, angulation and three-dimensional positioning in live clinical cases.
Manage staged and same-day healing abutments
Select and apply the appropriate healing approach according to implant stability, tissue conditions and the restorative plan.
Evaluate surgery and post-treatment care
Review the completed case, discuss intraoperative decisions and establish post-operative, healing and follow-up protocols.
Nine live surgical sessions
Assess, plan, place and review — with an experienced professor beside you throughout the clinical process.
You will not work only on a model.
You will treat real patients.
Each participant performs real implant surgeries in a licensed university clinic with direct faculty supervision and a mentorship ratio between one-to-one and two-to-one.
Single and multiple implant placement
Freehand surgical workflows
CBCT-based diagnosis and planning
Selected sinus grafting or bone augmentation cases
Understand the clinical experience before you apply.
A closer look at the university setting, patient-based workflow, small-group mentorship and surgical responsibilities included in the three-day program.
Where the training takes place
How faculty supervision works
Which procedures you may perform
Ready to secure your seat?
Reserve seatThis is for you if…
You are a licensed dentist with previous implant training who is ready to operate on real patients.
You want direct one-on-one or two-to-one mentorship during the complete implant procedure.
You want live experience with CBCT planning, freehand placement and healing-abutment protocols.
You have completed foundational implant education and want to translate those skills into supervised patient care.
Probably not for you if…
You do not hold a DDS, DMD or equivalent dental degree.
You are not currently engaged in dental practice or an academic clinical position.
You are looking for an introductory simulation-only implant course.
A complete path from patient assessment to post-treatment review
Five connected stages designed to give each participant responsibility for the complete live implant surgery experience.
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01
Patient evaluation & case assignment
Review the patient, medical and dental history, anatomy, restorative objectives and surgical considerations with the supervising faculty.
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02
CBCT planning & preparation
Define implant position, instrumentation, osteotomy sequence, healing strategy and patient-management plan.
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03
Live implant surgery
Perform the assigned implant procedure on a real patient under continuous one-on-one or two-to-one expert supervision.
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04
Healing management & closure
Select the healing-abutment protocol, complete tissue management and establish medication, hygiene and post-operative instructions.
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05
Case review & clinical feedback
Analyze the completed surgery, discuss intraoperative decisions and review the expected healing and follow-up process.
One clinical package built around the live surgical experience.
The tuition covers university training, assigned patient cases, clinical materials and the principal travel logistics required during the program. Flights, personal expenses and insurance are not included.
3 CLINICAL DAYS
LICENSED UNIVERSITY TRAINING
9 LIVE SURGICAL SESSIONS
29 CE CREDITS
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
AIRPORT & DAILY TRANSPORTATION
PATIENTS & CLINICAL 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
“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
“The course strengthened my knowledge, my confidence, and ultimately the way I care for my patients.”
Dr. Elianne Vasquez
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. 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.
Who can participate in this training?
Licensed dentists with a DDS, DMD or equivalent degree who are currently engaged in dental practice or hold an academic clinical position.
Will I perform the implant surgeries myself?
Yes. Each participant performs their own implant surgeries on real patients under one-on-one or two-to-one guidance from experienced faculty.
What types of cases may I treat?
Cases may include single and multiple implants, freehand placement and, depending on patient availability, vertical sinus grafting or bone augmentation procedures.
What is included in the tuition?
Tuition includes course materials, hands-on simulation models, instruments used during training, digital study resources, webinars and assessments associated with the program, academic support during each course, and a light breakfast and lunch on course days. Travel, accommodations, meals outside scheduled course hours, and optional ITI membership, certification, and examination fees are not included.
Is the payment refundable?
No. Payments are non-refundable because of the limited group size, assigned patients, reserved clinical time and pre-planned logistics. Rescheduling may be considered in an emergency, subject to availability.
Refund & Cancellation Policy
Payments are non-refundable
Due to the limited group size, advanced patient scheduling, and logistical coordination required for live surgical programs, all payments for Live Patient Training are non-refundable.
Each participant is assigned real patients, dedicated clinical time, and pre-planned materials that cannot be reassigned on short notice.
If an emergency arises, we will do our best to accommodate a reschedule for a future session, subject to availability. Refunds are not permitted under any circumstances.
We appreciate your understanding. This policy ensures the highest quality experience for every participant and patient involved.
Next cohort
August 19–21, 2027
Ready to perform implant surgery on real patients?
Apply for a place in this small-group clinical experience and complete real implant procedures with direct expert supervision in a licensed university setting.
- Three days of live patient implant surgery
- One-on-one or two-to-one clinical mentorship
- 29 CE credits and dual certificate of completion
Limited seats
Course investment
$13,950
Nine live surgical sessions. Fewer than eight doctors per group. Hotel and transportation included.