With the Campbell Academy, we're the English football team that will play at Euro 2024 (and unlike the set of circumstances, I realise), and then the Rony Jung two-day master class would be our Jude Bellingham.
We're proud of everything we produce, and obviously, I would say that anyway, but I don't think any course has transformed people quite as much as the Rony Jung courses we've done over the last two years.
I don't know anyone who's done that course (including Alex and me, who participated in the first edition) and who didn't come out of it with their game changed.
People have always come out of the course with skills that they'd never used before, ways to change their patient's outcomes positively and for the rest of their career, whether it is the overriding topics of the course itself, which include ridge preservations and the L-shaped technique, or just subtle things about providing excellent surgical outcomes.
It depends on the individuals themselves and what they grab from the two days spent uninterrupted with one of the most famous implant surgeons in the world.
And that's probably the point of the course.
I remember last year watching my friend Colin (Burns), with whom I recently shared a trip to Germany, ask Rony if he would just show him something related to soft tissue grafting that Colin had been wondering about for some time.
So, the next thing, Colin gets his own demonstration and practical session on exactly what he's asking. That is massively amazing, enhanced CPD that you just don't get anywhere else.
And so, the course runs again in July, and there are a couple of spaces left!
This year, we're also doing a global webinar event associated with it, where we will film one of the practical demonstrations and one of the lectures and then Rony will answer questions at the end of the webinar.
It's a Geistlich event if you want to attend it. It's here, but it isn't the full course.
It's just a snippet for guys with global customers.
If you want the whole course, see you there.
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