A national Live Skills course designed to give clinicians the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to deliver predictable sinus grafting procedures.
This immersive programme provides extensive exposure to sinus grafting through a combination of hands-on training and live surgical experience, and is delivered simultaneously across three locations: Nottingham, Belfast and Dundee.
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The Sinus Grafting Live Skills Course is a national live skills event delivered simultaneously across three locations and designed to provide clinicians with the knowledge, clinical understanding, and practical experience required to safely and predictably introduce sinus grafting into their practice.
Our course aims to give all delegates the greatest possible exposure to sinus grafting procedures in a course environment.
A combination of model surgery, deer head surgery, and live surgical sessions will expose delegates to a wide range of sinus grafting techniques, providing the best possible grounding to perform these procedures on their own patients.
GDC No: 190407
Beatriz began her studies at Barcelona University (Spain) and soon developed a special interest in Oral Surgery. She completed a postgraduate course in the field, focusing on removing impacted wisdom teeth.
After moving to England in 2010, Beatriz enrolled in her first formal postgraduate Implant course at the UCL Eastman Dental Institute (PG Dip), London. Once she finished, she wanted to continue studying and gaining experience, which led to her joining the University of Central Lancashire MSc, which she completed in 2017.
She has been placing implants since 2015 and now dedicates two days a week exclusively to dental implants, placing around 100 yearly. She feels confident in different scenarios and provides straightforward, advanced, and complex implant surgery, including extensive grafting cases, multiple implant placement, and all aspects of minor oral surgery. She is experienced in digital workflow and uses CBCT as the gold standard for case planning.
Beatriz has been involved in different formative programmes as a student, meaning she is aware of the learners’ necessities and can listen very closely to the students’ views. She has also been involved in teaching and lecturing at different levels, both in practical and theoretical fields, from being an assistant teacher at the University of Barcelona to being awarded at national-level congresses.
She has been part of The Campbell Academy faculty since 2016 and is heavily involved in teaching, mentoring, and developing programme content.
Apart from dentistry, Beatriz enjoys travelling and cooking and is always ready to talk about them! Her young family keeps her busy outside of work.
Colin is originally from a small town 25 miles west of Glasgow. He pursued his dental studies at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School, graduating with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery with commendation in 1994. After graduation, he spent a year at the same institution as a house officer, gaining experience in oral medicine, periodontology (gum disease), and oral surgery.
During this time, Colin passed the first exams for his Fellowship of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons. He completed his fellowship exams in 1997, becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. After his tenure at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School, Colin moved to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham, working in head and neck surgery, including cancer and trauma. He then took a similar position at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, completing these roles in 1997.
Following his qualifications, Colin continued at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, providing general anaesthetic oral surgery services. In 1997, he joined a practice in Ilkeston, where he worked with a husband-and-wife team for nearly 11 years, dividing his time between their two practices in Ilkeston and Nottingham. During this period, Colin secured the first minor oral surgery contract in the NHS in Britain and established a successful oral surgery and dental implant service, marking the beginning of his teaching career.
Colin dedicated 21 years to the NHS, working in Ilkeston and Nottingham before opening his own practice in Alfreton, where he offered oral surgery, orthodontics, and dental implants under a minor oral surgery contract. In 2014, he founded The Campbell Clinic in Nottingham, a specialist dental practice known for its exceptional dentistry and educational services.
Over the years, Colin has placed over 6,000 dental implants, performed more than 10,000 surgical extractions, including 3,000 lower wisdom teeth procedures, and delivered over 2,000 lectures. In 2015, he formalised his educational offerings by establishing The Campbell Academy in Nottingham. The Academy gained national and international recognition for its online and face-to-face education, which led to the expansion of The Campbell Clinic and The Campbell Academy to new premises in Edwalton, designed in 2018, constructed in 2019, and opened in early 2020.
Colin and his team have published over 20 peer-reviewed articles related to their work in scientific journals. He has been invited to speak in South Africa, China, Singapore, Switzerland, and France. For a decade, Colin has also been involved in medico-legal work, including regulatory cases, civil disputes, and criminal cases, even assisting in prosecuting fraudulent dentists. Recently, he took on an international education role as the Editor-in-Chief for the ITI Academy, which provides online dental implant education to dentists in over 100 countries.
In addition to his professional achievements, Colin has coached football for over a decade with the West Bridgford Colts, including his son's team. He has also served as a governor for CPA Riverside Alternative Provision School and as a member of the East Midlands Education Trust, contributing to the governance of a large educational trust.
Colin has been married to Alison for over 25 years, and together they have three children: Grace, Rosie, and Callum. A former triathlete and keen cyclist, Colin also enjoys going to the cinema, although his knee injury has reduced some of his athletic pursuits.
Andy Legg graduated from the University of Manchester in 2001. He joined a large dental practice in South Manchester the same year, becoming an associate in 2002. He then became a partner in August 2003 following the departure of two esteemed colleagues. This extensive experience in general practice has given Andy grounding in all aspects of dental care, allowing a fully comprehensive approach to patient care.
In 2004, Andy began his postgraduate training in Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry and has since undertaken over 500 hours of training, including Advanced Surgical Training at the Royal College of Surgeons.
Andrew has experience with several major implant systems and is experienced in all aspects of surgery, including bone and sinus grafting. He has a particular interest in immediate full arch implant dentistry and has completed several hundred cases using various techniques.
A founder member of the Campbell Academy, Andy is involved in all levels of teaching at the academy, from beginners through to advanced level courses.
Away from the Clinic, Andy is the Education Director of the International Team for Implantology UK and Ireland Section, helping to promote implant education across the country. Andy is passionate about the use of dental implants in helping restore patients to a more natural form and function and believes they play a pivotal role in improving the quality of life and general health of patients.
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Craig is a Consultant Maxillofacial/Head and Neck Surgeon based at the Regional Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow.
Qualifying from Glasgow University in 1994, he completed specialist training in the West of Scotland and Yorkshire. Additionally, Craig undertook a Head and Neck Reconstructive Fellowship at the prestigious Rechts der Isar Hospital, Munich. He has a particular interest in complex implantology for oral rehabilitation following head and neck cancer and trauma. Craig works regularly with dentists in implant practice and has always worked collaboratively with primary and secondary care colleagues. He is part of a team of surgeons and restorative dentists providing oral rehabilitation in West Scotland.
Craig dedicates himself to lifelong learning, professional development, and patient-centered care.
He is fortunate to have known Colin Campbell for 25 years and is genuinely thrilled to be part of his course.
Colin is an Implant Dentist from Glasgow based at the award-winning Scottish Centre for Excellence in Dentistry, a Practice that looks after over 900 referring Dentists.
Colin previously held the position of Chairman of the UK and Ireland Section of the International Team for Implantology (ITI), is an ITI mentor, and an ITI speaker.
He is very active in ITI education; he teaches on the Foundation Course, Restorative Courses, and Nurses Courses. He mentors Dentists in several Practices.
Colin places and restores dental implants and provides bone grafting, sinus grafting and all aspects of implant dentistry. His areas of interest are implant surface technology, bone biology, and bone regeneration, and he earned his MSc in Implant Dentistry (with Merit) from the University of Warwick.
Colin qualified from Glasgow University in 1990 and received his MFDS MRCS from The Royal College of Surgeons in 2005.
