The first thing to say is that Kris is a wizard of 30 years in the making.
The quality and standard of the dentistry that I saw presented in his and Maja's coDiagnostiX's course were something of the likes that I had not seen before.
I've not seen every dentist in the world, and I've not seen evidence of all the dentistry that has been provided, but I have never seen anything better than that in my 30 years as a dentist or my 35 years since starting dental school.
It's not just the outcomes that they provide but the way they go about it, the detail in which they think about it, how hard they work, and how dedicated they are (particularly Kris, with over 30 years of work).
They are truly obsessive (Kris regularly works 10 and 12 hours with patients five days per week). It's a work ethic that you rarely see.
What we went to do was to try to learn how to use software to plan our implant cases better than that which we were already doing.
I have been providing guided surgery solutions for ten years, but I knew nothing compared to what Kris and, Maja and their team do in Poland.
After three days (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), I was exhausted, staring at coDiagnostiX on the screen, trying to figure out how to use every aspect of an amazing software that I thought was mediocre before I saw them use it.
I was tired on returning home last night at 11 o'clock, but I don't think Kris was, and I don't think Maja was; I think they were straight back to work today at it again on 1000 other projects, making the rest of us look as though we're wading through clay while they're running on air.
Their clinic is about to double in size; I think Kris is one of these guys who became famous, like falling asleep gradually, gradually, gradually, then all at once.
I'm so glad we found Kris and Maja before a lot of the rest of the world did (they're already world-famous in various areas).
It seems to me that any minute now, they're going to be the most famous dentists in the world because it's hard to see that anybody's work can get any better than that.
It was a privilege to share the course with ten other people; it will put us somewhere else five years from now that we would never have been.
It will influence every single member of our team and implant patients, and it's hard to give greater praise and credit to something than that.
I have rarely been as enthusiastic leaving a postgraduate course as I was on coming back from Gdańsk yesterday.
Kris and Maja's website is here.
If you want courses, just contact them directly; they'll tell you what they do.
They're busy, though, so you might want to book ahead.
If you're interested in implant dentistry and interested in digital planning, I think it's something that you cannot miss (hoping that they will be with us in Nottingham sometime soon to present some of this extraordinary stuff).
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