19th September

Advanced Lecture with Exclusive Hands-On Experience

Step into the next level of modern implantology and oral surgery with a refined approach to precision and tissue preservation. This exclusive program for dentists and dental surgeons introduces the magnetic mallet as a cutting-edge solution for controlled, atraumatic clinical procedures.

Designed for clinicians who value excellence, the course explores advanced techniques in implant site preparation, bone expansion, sinus elevation, and atraumatic extractions — all performed with enhanced control, safety, and patient comfort.

Experience the difference of magnetodynamic technology, where calibrated force and superior tactile feedback allow for minimally invasive interventions and highly predictable outcomes.

The immersive hands-on session offers a unique opportunity to master these techniques under expert guidance, translating theory into confident clinical execution.

Elevate your surgical protocols. Refine your precision. Redefine patient experience.

26th September

Advanced Theory & Hands-On Experience
An exclusive educational experience designed for clinicians who seek precision, mastery, and long-term clinical excellence.

 
A Refined Approach to Complex Conditions
Periodontal and peri-implant diseases require more than routine protocols — they demand a deep understanding of biology, refined technique, and clinical judgment.

This course offers a curated blend of advanced theory and hands-on training, focused on achieving predictable, long-term results in modern practice.

 Gain a sophisticated understanding of:

- The biological mechanisms behind periodontal and peri-implant diseases
- The critical role of biofilm in tissue breakdown and regeneration
- Advanced diagnostic strategies and risk evaluation
- Contemporary, evidence-based treatment concepts

Advanced theoretical module
Exclusive hands-on training
Interactive, case-based discussions

This is more than a course — it is an investment in clinical mastery and long-term success.

10th October

The World of Implants: No More Secrets
Modern implantology offers more solutions than ever before —
but are we always choosing the right ones?

This lecture begins with provocative and forward-thinking concepts:
the revival of subperiosteal implants and wedge implant designs — approaches once abandoned, now re-emerging through digital innovation and a deeper understanding of biology.
Are these alternatives… or the future of implantology?

We will critically re-evaluate the classical principles of osseointegration in the context of minimally invasive approaches and complex clinical cases.
Is extensive bone augmentation always necessary — or are we too often forcing anatomy to adapt to implants?

Bone-level or tissue-level?
Transmucosal height?
Peri-implant inflammation and long-term maintenance?

Together, we will explore the biological boundaries that define long-term success — and the clinical decisions that can turn implants from a solution into a complication.

November 7, 2026

This lecture challenges the routine approach to bone grafting by introducing the concept of transforming extracted teeth into autologous grafting material using the Tooth Transformer system. Dentin, sharing biological and structural similarities with bone, becomes a natural, biocompatible regenerative resource — without foreign bodies, without immunological risk, and without ethical concerns. It is time to rethink what we throw away — and what we choose to graft!
 
Hands-on practice
 
Expert tutors
 
Course materials

19-20 February 2027

Two day course focused on the Biologically Oriented Preparation Technique (BOPT) and the vertical freedom concept.

Day 1 is dedicated to theory—understanding the biological principles, indications, and clinical workflow behind BOPT.
Day 2 is hands-on, where participants apply the concept in practical exercises and gain confidence in real clinical situations.

A structured approach combining knowledge and practice to help you integrate BOPT into your daily dentistry.