Four live online sessions (six hours)

Elementary biomechanics for those in intermediate level of implantology

Start date: Apply now for the Sep 2025 course. You need to send us your resume and English credentials. The application process begins here; register below with your email address. We will then email you the forms requesting the documents.

By completing this course, you learn about:

• Cortical and cancellous bone
• Implant components and their role in bearing stresses
• Implant diameter and narrow implants
• Implant length and short implants
• Implant surface and bone to implant contact (BIC)
• Crown height and crown-to-implant ratio
• Abutment torque and screw preload
• Connections

At the end of this course:
You will gain a practical insight into how different parts of implant treatments can influence the outcomes from a biomechanical point of view.

Requirements
A basic understanding of dental implants is required (If you do not know dental implants, we recommend our ‘Implant Dentistry Course for Beginners’ before you take this course).
Language requirements: Any credential showing your level of B2 or higher English abilities

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