Dental Implant Education & Training

Implantology continues to evolve — treatment planning logic, surgical protocols, regenerative techniques, and digital workflows shift as clinical evidence matures. This page brings together the full range of implant dentistry training available on OHI-S: online courses, free educational resources, and in-person seminars and hands-on workshops. Whether you're a general dentist building your first implant workflows or an experienced clinician advancing into full-arch rehabilitation and complex augmentation, this is your starting point.

Why Dental Implant Training Matters

Gaps in implantology training show not always in outright failure, but in avoidable hesitation — uncertain case selection, inconsistency in regenerative outcomes, or discomfort managing complications when they arise.

Structured dental implant continuing education addresses the clinical areas where that hesitation most often appears:

• Case selection and treatment planning — clearer decision-making across single-tooth, partial, and full-arch presentations
• Immediate implantation protocols — stronger understanding of extraction strategy, timing, and risk control
• Augmentation procedures — better grasp of GBR, ridge reconstruction, and vertical augmentation concepts
• Sinus lift complexity — more structured thinking around indications, anatomy, and open vs. closed approaches
• Aesthetic zone outcomes — more disciplined soft tissue and prosthetic planning
• Long-term maintenance — stronger protocols for maintenance therapy and peri-implantitis management

What Implantology Training Covers

Dental implant education on OHI-S spans the full clinical scope — from foundational placement through complex full-arch rehabilitation, regenerative surgery, and digital implant workflows.

Topics range from basic and immediate implantation, two-stage protocols, and aesthetic zone placement through to All-on-4, All-on-X, guided bone regeneration, sinus lifting, soft tissue management, peri-implantitis management, digital implantology, and PRF application. The curriculum supports both general dentists entering the discipline and experienced clinicians developing more advanced implant workflows.

Learning Formats

OHI-S connects dental professionals across 40+ countries through a platform and mobile app, with all learning formats available in one place.

Online dental implant courses let you complete structured CE coursework on demand, with ADA CERP credits clearly marked on eligible courses. OHI-S is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
→ Explore Online Dental Implant Courses

Free implantology learning includes webinars, clinical videos, and introductory materials — useful for exploring topics before committing to structured study.
→ Explore Free Implantology Learning

In-person seminars, workshops, and congresses provide direct clinical exposure and mentored practice. OHI-S hosts 149+ congresses and seminars annually, averaging 200+ participants per event, across cities including Tokyo, Budapest, Athens, Lisbon, Warsaw, Bologna, Münster, and Whitby.
→ Explore Implantology Seminars and Hands-On Events

OHI-S Membership offers ongoing access to the full learning ecosystem — a practical model for dentists who want systematic, long-term engagement with implant education.
→ Explore OHI-S Membership

Learn from Leading Implantologists

The OHI-S implantology faculty includes clinicians who have shaped current thinking across surgical, regenerative, and prosthetic disciplines.

Daniel Buser brings decades of GBR research into applied clinical context. Paulo Malo presents All-on-4® and full-arch rehabilitation with direct clinical authority. Pascal Valentini and Dong-Seok Sohn address sinus lift indications and techniques. Luca De Stavola focuses on advanced bone harvesting and digital implant workflows. Ricardo Kern leads hands-on work in soft tissue management around implants. Stavros Pelekanos covers single-tooth through full-mouth rehabilitation across theory and practice. Additional faculty — including Michele Jacotti, Radoslaw Jadach, and Hua-Hong Chien — contribute depth across regenerative, surgical, and restorative areas.