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The Year One Implant Course

STAGE ONE OF OUR CURRICULUM IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY
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WHEN

June 2024 to Feb 2025

 

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WHERE

The Campbell Academy

Nottingham

 

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CERTIFICATION

ITI Foundation Level in Implant Dentistry

International Team for Implantology

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ITI curriculum

Learn to place straightforward implants

Providing a comprehensive foundation in implant dentistry that covers theoretical and practical elements, giving delegates the confidence to begin placing implants at their own practice.

Why the Year One Implant Course is right for you!

The Year One Implant Course
Pathway to 50 implants per year

The first stage of our Curriculum in Implant Dentistry. A training pathway that builds confidence and competence in straightforward, advanced and complex implant dentistry.

The Year One Implant Course
Place your first implant on the course

A course which incorporates as much practical experience as possible to support theoretical learning. This includes three clinical days, live demonstrations, and practicals on models to get you better and more confident in fundamental surgical skills.

The Year One Implant Course
ITI Certificate in Implant Dentistry

Incorporating the ITI Online Curriculum into the course, attendees are provided with access to the ITI Foundation Level Certificate in Implant Dentistry and a roadmap to obtaining the ITI Diploma in Implant Dentistry. 

The Year One Implant Course
Learn from an exceptional faculty

Exceptional clinical faculty from academic and practice backgrounds provide the broadest possible range of educational opportunities. 

The Year One Implant Course
Join a likeminded community

A community who are passionate about delivering exceptional patient care and constantly striving to excel as implant dentists.

Here is more from Colin...

 

Have a listen below to what our past delegates have to say about the Year Implant Course:

 

 

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Colin Campbell

BDS FDS RCS (Ed)

Director & Specialist in Oral Surgery

GDC No: 70058

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Colin’s practice is limited to surgical implant dentistry. Colin is a Specialist in Oral Surgery with considerable experience within the ITI and the Leadership of the ITI within the UK. He has placed in the region of 4,000 dental implants and restored approximately 1,000. He has been teaching in implant dentistry since 2000.

Colin has been the architect and designer of many implant courses previously for other organisations and now The Campbell Academy takes a considerable amount of his time in providing implant and dental education the way he believes it should be done.

Beatriz Sanchez-Iñigo

BDS Lic. Odon MSc Implant Dentistry

Dental Surgeon

GDC No: 190407

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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 finished, she wanted to continue studying and gaining experience leading to her joining the University of Central Lancashire MSc which she completed in 2017.

Andrew Legg

BDS MFDS RCS (Ed)

Dental Surgeon

GDC No: 79203

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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.

Colin Burns

BDS MFDS RCS MSc

Implant Dentist

GDC No: 65349

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Colin sits on the Leadership Team of the ITI UK & Ireland Section where he is the Study Club Co-Ordinator and he has an MSc in Implant Dentistry from the University of Warwick specialising in surface technology.

Colin is a fantastic clinician and a compassionate provider whose teaching skills are second to none. He has the ability to pass on concepts and ideas in a non-threatening, caring way and is a huge asset to The Campbell Academy. It is a massive privilege for us to work with him over the coming years.

Colin already provides education on the Live Skills Course for The Campbell Academy so it is a natural progression for him to be involved in the Year One Implant course.

Karen Walker

CEB Dip Dental Hygiene Scotland

Dental Hygienist

GDC No: 4748

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Karen qualified from Edinburgh in 1994 and immediately moved to Nottingham. Having worked in both NHS and Corporate practices over the years, she now divides her time between two Specialist practices; The Campbell Clinic in West Bridgford, Nottingham, and Refine in Alfreton, Derbyshire.

Her role in both practices is to provide NSPT for referred Perio patients, and both Pre-op and Maintenance for Implant patients. In 2009, Karen developed protocols based on Oral Hygiene and Risk for all patients undergoing implant treatments. Subsequently, she was pleased to see the ADI Guidelines in managing Dental Implants and Peri-implant Diseases released in November 2012 reiterated her practice protocols.

Michael Bornstein

Prof. Dr.Med. dent.

Clinical Director & Professor

Department of Oral Health & Medicine University Center for Dental Medicine Basel (UZB) (Switzerland)

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Michael qualified in 1998 before achieving his PhD in 2001 from the University of Basel. He continued his training in Oral Surgery and Stomatology in Basel before becoming a board-certified Oral Surgeon in June 2003.

Since April 2014 he has been an Associate Professor at the University of Bern. Michael is a board-certified Oral Surgeon with extensive experience in dental radiology, Cone Beam CT and Oral Surgery including GBR and bio-resorbable membranes.

He was instrumental in the production of the CBCT guidelines for the AO, and EAO and was involved as a group leader in the most recent ITI Consensus Meeting where he reported on the CBCT guidance. Michael is an experienced pioneer in the use of CBCT in implant dentistry and his experience is second to none.

Gregor McGlashan

BDS MFDS RCPS (Glas)

Dentist

GDC No: 79263

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Gregor qualified from the University of Glasgow in 2001. In 2004 he was awarded membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Glasgow.

Since qualifying Gregor has worked in a variety of dental specialties including Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Paediatric Dentistry, in Glasgow, Liverpool, and Northern Ireland. 

Chris Navarro

BDS MFDGP

Dentist

GDC No: 82120

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Chris graduated from Bristol University in 2003. He remained in Bristol to complete his vocational training followed by a year in hospital working in Maxillofacial Surgery and Paedodontic posts at Southmead Hospital and Bristol Dental Hospital.

In 2005 Chris moved back to his home town of Nottingham to join his father at Beeston Dental Practice and took the reigns as Principal of the Practice in 2006. The Practice achieved Foundation Trainer status in 2009 and currently trains 2 Foundation Dentists per year. It has grown from a 2 surgery Practice with 5 staff to its current form of 5 surgeries and 20 staff.

Shaun Sellars

BDS (Lond)

Dentist

GDC No: 81598

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Shaun qualified from Guy's Hospital in 2002 and works in general practice in Norfolk.

He is currently studying towards a Master' degree in Dental Law & Ethics with the University of Bedfordshire and has a special interest in the ethics of evidence-based dentistry. 

He is also the ethics columnist for the British Dental Journal and co-host of the 'Incisive Decisive' dental ethics podcast with Colin Campbell.

Maria Fernandez

Lic. Odont Seville

Special Interest in Orthodontics Dentist

GDC No: 105772

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Maria is originally from Seville, a beautiful city in the south of Spain. She graduated as a Dentist in her hometown. After graduating, Maria wanted to achieve one of her lifelong ambitions, which was to travel and experience life and culture in a different country. Since her arrival in 2007, she has been working in Primary Care dentistry, allowing her to utilise her dental skills to deliver high standards of dental treatment to a variety of different patients.

Chris Barrow

Dental Business Coach

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We will not overlook the need to be able to source and secure positive patients within your practice environment and to this end, we have brought in one of the best-known names in marketing in dentistry, Chris Barrow to help, instruct and guide people through the process of securing patients within their own practicing sphere.

Chris has been active as a trainer, consultant, coach, and mentor to the UK dental profession for over 20 years. Chris combines long experience and deep expertise with the originality and independence needed to resolve the thorniest problems. Naturally direct, assertive, and determined, he can reach conclusions quickly, as well as possess the sharp reflexes and lightness of touch to innovate, change tack and push boundaries. As a speaker, he is dynamic, energetic, and charismatic.

Dominic Shaw

BDS MFDS RCS (Lon)

Clinical Director

GDC No: 210226

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Dominic is a general dentist and implant surgeon at Long Crendon Dental. He has built a bespoke dental practice, which holds outstanding patient care at its core, achieving this aim through team development. 

Dom has been a regular at The Campbell Academy over the past years first completing The Business Course before moving onto The Year One Implant Course and transitioning straight on to complete The Year Two Implant Course. Highlights of Dom's training at The Campbell Academy to date include completion of the CBCT, immediate full arch, sinus grafting, aesthetic implant, and advanced composite courses. 

Husband to wife Sophie, father to daughter Rose, and best friend to German Short-Haired Pointer Bella. When not working Dom loves to be outdoors.

What topics and skills are covered in the Year One Implant Course?

The Year One Implant Course covers a range of topics, including the scientific basis of implant dentistry, patient assessment and planning, complications, basic surgical skills, an introduction to GBR and advanced implant dentistry, the Straumann Implant System and the restorative aspects of implant dentistry. The course content is delivered through a blend of theoretical and practical education.

Course Structure

Days 1 & 2 

Days 3 & 4

Days 5 & 6

Day 7 (Clinical)

Days 8 & 9

Day 10 (Clinical)

Day 11 (Clinical)

Day 12

Dates - Cohort 2

6th & 7th June

18th & 19th July

12th & 13th September

3rd October

14th & 15th November

6th December

6th February 2025

7th February 2025

Key Features:

 

  1. Exceptional clinical faculty from academic and practice backgrounds provide the broadest possible range of educational opportunities.
  2. A course that is heaped full of hands-on and practical elements to get you better at basic surgical skills and into implant placement as soon as possible. This includes three clinical days for delegates to work on patients.
  3. Access to a certificate on completion of the courses - ITI Foundation Level Certificate in Implant Dentistry
  4. Digital mentoring for the entirety of the course supporting you through your first implant cases.
  5. State-of-the-art training facilities for the course are based in Nottingham at The Campbell Academy.
  6. Twelve days of teaching over 10 months, including lecture-based teaching, discussion groups, hands-on practical sessions, further reading opportunities, evidence-based discussion, full clinical exposure to patients in a supervised environment, and mentoring opportunities in a structured nationwide mentoring program aligned with GDC guidance.
  7. Entry into clinical mentoring using the Straumann Clinical Mentoring data platform developed by The Campbell Academy.
  8. Online collaboration and discussion between delegates and faculty in between course modules to learn as much as possible.
  9. Access to an ITI Classroom, containing a vast library of additional resources to complement the material we provide directly here at The Campbell Academy.


By the end of the course, each delegate will:

  1. Have a good foundation knowledge of the scientific basis of implant dentistry.
  2. Be able to assess patients comprehensively to provide dental implants as a treatment option. This will include appropriate special tests, the ability to report CBCT scans, and be able to apply this to multi-disciplinary patient cases.
  3. Be able to provide straightforward implant surgical treatment to patients under supervision, including all planning aspects and post-operative care (in accordance with the SAC classification).
  4. Be able to provide restorative treatments to straightforward implant cases, including single units and straightforward bridge work. This will include impression taking, abutment selection and restoration selection.
  5. Have an appreciation on how dental implants can be used within their own practices to provide more comprehensive care to their patients and market this accordingly.

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Free Dental Implant Webinars:

3 HOURS OF COMPLIMENTARY IMPLANT WEBINARS.

These Videos include:

 - The Implant Patient Consultation

 - Preparing Your Patient for Surgery

 - Day of Surgery!


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Watch the videos below to hear what our delegates have to say...

WHAT IS THE CAMPBELL ACADEMY YEAR ONE IMPLANT COURSE?

LEARN TO PLACE STRAIGHTFORWARD IMPLANTS

The Year One Implant Course provides a comprehensive overview of straightforward implant dentistry. The course is the first stage of our Curriculum in Implant Dentistry, a training pathway developed in partnership with the International Team of Implantology (ITI) Online Curriculum.

We firmly believe that it is essential that people starting on their implant journey are supported and nurtured towards placing fifty implants per year. This contrasts significantly with the almost 90% of current implant customers in the UK who place less than fifteen implants per year. 

We believe that practical experience is an essential element of dental implant training, as lecture-based teaching or research alone can not make you competent at placing implants. Placing implants is a practical craft, a mixture of science and art that must be practised. To this end, The Year Implant course involves a considerable amount of practical experience with models, pigs and live delegate surgery on patients.

We have tied this course in with the Straumann Mentoring Scheme, meaning everyone who comes out of the course gets assigned a mentor to take the skills and move them forward. This is perhaps one of the most essential aspects, but the course is much more than that. It's so much more than the listed syllabus and detailed content.

It's all the conversations in the coffee breaks.

It's the games of table football.

It's the chats over a drink when you come to the course meals about where you're going next and how it will work in your place.

It's the lectures on marketing and how to access patients and the discussions about dental business and how implant dentistry fits into the model of your practice.

For some people, it's a year-long course, and then they're done. For others, it's a journey to Year Two and then Year Three, and for some, they come back and teach on the course as colleagues and friends.

All of the courses are linked through the ITI Online Curriculum and guide you on a journey towards obtaining the ITI Diploma in Implant Dentistry.

We've worked very hard and very long on perfecting this course, and we are extremely proud of the training pathway we have produced. If it sounds like a good fit, we’d love to see if we can help.

 


The Schedule

Day 1: Introduction to The Year Implant course

Topics to be discussed (am)

Introduction to The Year Implant course to include:

  • How the course will run
  • What we expect from you
  • What you should expect from us
  • We will discuss the FGDP training standards
  • How to find patients
  • The Academy Laboratory

Go through all the protocol forms and templates for use in the course.

  • Treatment planning forms
  • Report forms
  • Treatment Plan letters

Topics to be discussed (pm)

The 5-year philosophy of implant training at The Campbell Academy includes:

  • Introduction of The Straumann Clinical Mentoring Scheme
  • Continuation of training
  • Year 2

Marketing of dental implants in general practice.

Day 2: The Scientific Basis of Implant Dentistry

Topics (am/pm)

  • Basic anatomy and physiology in relation to dental implants.
    • including relevant structures, bone physiology and wound healing.
  • Pathology of the upper and lower jaw in relation to dental implants.
  • Biomechanics - Osseointegration, implant design, surfaces (Colin Burns).
  • Dental materials related to implant dentistry - implant components, restorative.
  • Medical conditions relating to implant surgery.
  • Pharmacology relating to implant surgery - LA, analgesics, antibiotics.
Day 3: Management of the Dental Implant Patient

Topics (am)

  • Medical History taking.
  • Medical conditions related to implant surgery:
    • Bisphosphonates
    • Anticoagulants
    • Diabetes
    • Immunocompromised patients
      • Autoimmune disease
  • Smoking and alcohol.
  • Medical emergencies and implant surgery.

Radiographic Assessment of the Implant Patient with Michael Bornstein

Topics (pm)

  • Initial Radiographic assessment – Periapical and OPG.
  • Radiation Protection and patient selection.
  • Reporting radiographs.
  • Quality Assessment.
  • Cone Beam CT:
    • Uses and indications in implant dentistry
    • Current guidelines
    • Anatomy
    • Implant Planning
    • Reporting CBCT scans
Day 4: Basic Surgical Skills, Implant Complications and Medicolegal aspects of implant treatment

Topics to be discussed (am)

  • Basic Surgical Skills
  • Flap Design
  • Soft tissue management
  • Suturing
  • Analgesics, antibiotics and steroids
  • Suture types and techniques
  • Hands on surgical exercise with pigs heads as well as a suturing exercise with suture pads
  • Post operative care
  • Analgesics, antibiotics and steroids

Topics to be discussed (pm)

  • Fail to plan, plan to fail
  • Planningcomplications
  • SurgicalComplications
  • RestorativeComplications
  • How to avoid complications
Day 5: Treatment Planning of the Implant Patient

Topics be discussed (am)

Case Assesment for Implants

  • Patient selection
  • Local and systemic considerations
  • Radiographic assessment
  • Complexity of treatment, SAC classification
  • Restorative-driven approach with 3D positioning
  • Single implant, 3 unit bridge, 2 implants and denture (straightforward as per SAC)
  • Consideration of the Prognosis of remaining teeth
  • Formulating the treatment plan
  • Consent and writing a treatment plan

Topics to be discussed (pm)

Planning for Implant Surgery

  • Study Models, Facebow, Wax Up
  • Stent/drilling guide production
  • Size of implant
  • How Many Implants?
  • Single implant, 3 unit bridge, 2 implants and denture (straightforward as per SAC)

Temporisation of the implant patient

Introduction to Aesthetic Implant Placement

Day 6: Implant Surgery with the Straumann Implant System

Topics to be discussed (am)

A comprehensive review of The Straumann Implant System to include:

  • Brief history of Straumann/ITI Implants
  • Implant design and the difference between Bone Level and Tissue Level
  • Straumann drilling protocol
  • Implant placement
  • Implant stability
  • Cover Screws and Healing Abutments- when and why?
  • Hands-on practical placing implants into Straumann models

Topics to be discussed (pm)

Introduction to guided bone regeneration (GBR) :

  • A short introduction to GBR
  • Hands-on practical with the Geistlich models.

Aesthetic implant placement :

  • Risks
  • Pink and White aesthetic scores
Day 7: Hands-On Surgery

Delegates will bring their own patients and carry out simple implant placements under supervision from our faculty supervisors here at The Campbell Clinic.

Day 8: Restorative Day 1

Topics (am/pm)

  • Review of prosthetic-driven implant planning.
  • Second-stage implant surgery.
  • Implant Impressions:
    • Open tray
    • Closed tray
    • Multiple implants
    • Customising impressions
  • Cement retained vs screw retained.
  • Hands-on Impression taking.
Day 9: Restorative Day 2

Topics (am/pm)

  • Abutment selection:
    • Type
    • Materials
    • CAD CAM Design
  • Choice of restoration material.
  • Single tooth.
  • Multiple teeth.
  • Reconstruction in the aesthetic zone:
    • Temporary restorations (implant)
    • Occlusal considerations.
    • Restorative complications.
Day 10: Hands-on Surgery and Restorative

Delegates will continue to place implants/restore already placed implants on their own patients.

Day 11: Hands-on Surgery and Restorative

Delegates will continue to place implants/ restore already placed implants on their own patients.

Day 12: Introduction to Advanced and Complex Implantology

Topics (am)

  • Review of what constitutes a simple case.
  • Introduction to advanced and complex cases:
    • Large GBR cases
    • Sinus grafting
    • Bone grafting
    • Full arch cases

Implant Maintenance

Topics (pm)

  • The role of the hygienist/therapist in implant treatment.
  • Pre-surgery treatment.
  • Periodontal/Implant interface.
  • Baseline measurements, radiographs and probing (PPD).
  • Monitoring and review protocols.
  • Perimplant mucositis and Perimplantitis:
    • Causes
    • Treatment protocols

Final Wrap-Up and Presentation of Certificates.

Course Dinner.

Location

TCA

Where to attend the course

The Campbell Academy

Edwalton Business Park

Landmere Lane

Edwalton

Nottingham

NG12 4JL

Tel: 0115 982 3919

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Your questions, answered.

What is the Year One Implant Course?

The Year One Implant Course is a practical course designed to provide attendees with the confidence and competence to carry out straightforward implant dentistry.

How much does it cost, can I spread the cost?

The course costs £10,380 including VAT. You can reserve your space with a non-refundable deposit of £1,980 including VAT with the remaining course fee paid throughout the course year in monthly installments.

What happens after I complete the course?

After completing our Year Implant Course, you will be ready to tackle straightforward implant dentistry in your practice. If you would like our support in setting you up with a mentor, we can assist you here as part of the Straumann Clinical Mentoring Scheme. On the final day of the course, you will complete an exam that provides the ITI Foundation Level Certificate in implant dentistry. You will then be invited to our Year Two Implant course to help you begin carrying out more advanced and complex implant dentistry.

How much practical experience is included in the course?

The course includes significant hands-on and practical elements. This comprises three clinical days where we encourage our delegates to bring their own patients to treat at The Campbell Clinic. The patient will pay a significantly reduced rate; the price list is available on request. If you are struggling to source your own patients, please speak with us about this to see if we can provide support through The Campbell Clinic. You can read our policy on providing patients with courses here.

Which implant system do you use?

We use the Straumann implant system, one of the world's most well-known and well-researched implant systems.

Who is the Year One Implant Course designed for?

The Year One Implant Course is specifically designed for dentists who are either completely new to or have limited experience with straightforward implant dentistry. It is suitable for dentists looking for education which is delivered through a blend of theoretical and practical teaching.

What topics and skills are covered in the Year One Implant Course?

The Year One Implant Course covers a range of topics, including the scientific basis of implant dentistry, patient assessment and planning, complications, basic surgical skills, an introduction to GBR and advanced implant dentistry, the Straumann Implant System and the restorative aspects of implant dentistry. The course content is delivered through a blend of theoretical and practical education.

What is the duration of the course?

The Year One Implant Course is a year-long program that consists of 12 onsite days (7 trips to Nottingham) at The Campbell Academy. There are two cohorts which run from either January to October or June to February.

How much does it cost? Can I spread the cost?

The course costs £10,380, including VAT. You can reserve your space deposit of £1,980, including VAT, with the remaining course fee paid throughout the course year in monthly instalments.

Do I receive a certificate after completing the course?

On the final day of the course, you will complete an exam that provides the ITI Foundation Level Certificate in Implant Dentistry. From there, if you choose to complete our Year Two and Year Three Implant courses, you will have the opportunity to obtain the ITI Intermediate Certificate in Implant Dentistry and the ITI Diploma in Implant Dentistry.

What happens after I complete the course?

After completing our Year Implant Course, you will be ready to tackle straightforward implant dentistry in your practice. If you would like our support in setting you up with a mentor, we can assist you here as part of the Straumann Clinical Mentoring Scheme. You will then be invited to our Year Two Implant course to help you begin carrying out more advanced and complex implant dentistry.

How much practical experience is included in the course?

The course includes significant hands-on and practical elements. This comprises three clinical days where we encourage our delegates to bring their own patients to treat at The Campbell Clinic. The patient will pay a significantly reduced rate; the price list is available on request. If you are struggling to source your own patients, please speak with us about this to see if we can provide support through The Campbell Clinic. You can read our policy on providing patients with courses here.

Which implant system do you use?

We use the Straumann implant system, one of the world's most well-known and well-researched implant systems.

Where is The Campbell Academy?

The Campbell Academy is based in Edwalton, Nottingham. The course is delivered in our state-of-the-art training facility and 6-surgery dental practice. If you’d like to take a virtual tour of our facility, you can watch FMC’s tour of our practice.

If I bring a patient to a clinical day, what do they have to pay?

The patient would be required to pay The Campbell Academy for the surgery on the clinical day itself. This is a significantly reduced fee, and you can request the information for this directly from us. Payments for any appointments before or after this date are to be arranged directly between the dentist and the patient.

Can you provide references or contacts of dentists who have completed the Year One Implant Course for further insights?

Contact information for previous course participants can be requested for additional insights and testimonials. Please just contact us directly to request this.

How can I apply for the Year One Implant Course?

To apply for the Year One Implant Course, interested individuals can register directly through our website, or you can call to speak to us over the phone.
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