Mentoring

Support after the course ends

The hardest part of implant dentistry is not the technique — it is the case selection and the decisions you make when something is not following the plan. Mentoring gives you a specialist to think alongside.

What mentoring includes

  • Case-by-case review of your treatment plans before you start;
  • Guidance on CBCT interpretation and risk assessment;
  • Complication review — what went wrong and what to do next;
  • Protocols and documentation you can adopt in your practice;
  • Scheduled sessions plus email support between them.

Who it is for

Dentists who have completed an implant course and are placing cases, or experienced clinicians moving into more complex full-arch and restorative work. You do not need to have trained with us, though alumni have priority on scheduling.