I recently attended the JAG implant course and it far exceeded my expectations. The presentations were clear, engaging, and packed with practical insights that directly enhanced my understanding. What truly stood out were the hands-on sessions, which provided excellent opportunities to refine my skills in a supportive learning environment. I…
Course Overview
Designed to elevate clinical support in implant dentistry, this day blends demonstration with hands‑on set‑ups so nurses leave confident, organised and surgery‑ready.
What you’ll learn
- Asepsis: zoning, sterile field creation, set‑up/turnover checklists
- Instrumentation & drill sequence set‑up across common systems
- Safe handling, sharps, PPE, decontamination pathways
- Chairside protocols: retraction, irrigation, aspiration, visibility, timekeeping
- Stock control & tray standardisation; instrument audits
- Record keeping & medico‑legal essentials
- Discharge instructions and aftercare communication
Outcomes
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) you can implement the next working day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the JAG Implant Training Academy course designed for?
The course is aimed at qualified dentists with little or no prior implant experience who wish to gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to place and restore dental implants safely.
What qualification will I receive upon completion?
Graduates receive a Certificate in Implant Dentistry accredited by EduQual at SCQF Level 11 (QCF Level 7), recognised by the GDC and transferable to some European equivalents.
How long is the course?
It runs over 10 weekend modules, totalling 72 hours of verifiable CPD, plus approximately 600 hours of guided self-study, reading, and casework.
Can I carry out complex procedures on the course or after?
Our course is designed to take the inexperience dental practitioner to the level of simple implant placements, including appropriate planning, placement, and restoration. This will include simple bone grafting. We will however include topics for theoretical knowledge such as sinus lifts and inevitably some cases will require some element of bone augmentation or sinus lifting. However, we will recommend further training for complex procedures, and if you are looking for a course specifically centred around more complex procedures, then please have a look at other Post Graduate courses centred around complex cases, or specific topics or speak to our tutor who will gradually guide you.
Backed by Leading Brands
We’re proud to be accredited by EduQual and supported by leading brands in implant dentistry. These partnerships reflect our commitment to clinical excellence, trusted training, and real-world relevance — giving our delegates access to the tools, materials, and systems they’ll use in practice.
