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.

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.

It runs over 10 weekend modules, totalling 72 hours of verifiable CPD, plus approximately 600 hours of guided self-study, reading, and casework.

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.

The standard fee is £7,500, with an early bird rate of £6,995 if booked before the end of July 2025. A £500 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place.

Access to all 10 modules of our year course, on completion of the course, you will receive your accredited eduqual certificate. Eduqual course fee. Mentorship and advice from our tutors, (however patient will incur a cost with mentored placements) · Ongoing mentorship via our WhatsApp group, or via direct contact. · Lunch and refreshments at each module, as well as our course dinner at the end of the modules.

Eduqual is a well-established education accreditation company. EduQual is a regulated UK awarding body and a full member of the Federation of Awarding Bodies. Eduqual place a special emphasis on ensuring DELEGATE HANDBOOK 27 Centres and Learners receive the highest levels of quality and value across all our innovative, relevant, and affordable qualifications. On completion of the course, you will receive a level 7 RQF or EQF accreditation or a SCQF LEVEL 11. What this means is the course is quality assured in meeting the requirements necessary to receive a proper education body accreditation. We are governed to make sure you receive proper education, and you meet the necessary criteria to receive your credits. This adds more weight to your certificate, ensuring you have, and your patient have confidence that the training you have received is up to date, and at the level requirement to provide safe and high-quality care meeting the GDC training standards iEduqual s recognised as an awarding body by SQA-Accreditation – you can find us on the SQA-Accreditation list of approved awarding bodies. Eduqual accreditation is transferable to other regions please see their website.

We aim to mentor all our course participants through 10 cases, 10 single implant placements. You will source your own patients who we will mentor the planning, surgery, and restoration with you. Ideally the mentoring is carried out in our clinics where the patients receive a discount fee for the surgery and the clinic retained the fee, meaning the mentorship costs our delegates no extra fees. The minimum cases we wish you to complete is 5 to get the final certificate. There will be no time limit on the mentored cases. We realise some deleg

Patients are sourced from your own place of work; this is important aspect of the course if teaching you how to find Implant patients in your own clinic and which cases are suitable for implant treatment. We will help treatment plan all your cases help select which cases are suitable for the course. We will guide you through the process of planning, selecting correct techniques, and carrying out both the surgical and restorative aspects of each case.

We ideally would encourage everyone to attend 100% of the module days but we live in the real world and realise this will not be possible due to sickness, life events, or emergencies. We appreciate your situation, and often we too have been in similar situations on training courses. We offer 2 solutions which we hope you will find satisfactory. The first is to repeat the module with the next cohort, however this holds your completion of the course back (being early in the calendar will have less effect). The second is to receive hard copies of the lectures, and associated homework, and at the next modules try to catch up the practical aspects with the option of attending the module you missed in the following cohort as revision still included. The last module we have an open practical which would help also to cover the content. In the second option we would foresee you completing the course as normal, and the attendance at the module in the 2nd cohort would be for completeness. This work well for missing one module, however in the situation with repeated modules missed or long periods of absence, we would offer you a place in the modules or the entire course again in the following year.

The focus is on simple implant placements with some bone grafting. Theoretical knowledge of advanced procedures (e.g. sinus lifts) is covered, but complex cases require further training.

Total hours for the 10 modules is 72 hrs verifiable CPD.

At Precision Implant Clinic, Banbridge, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.

No, but we provide guidance and recommendations for local hotels and transport options.

We suggest you bring a laptop, as this will be required for CBCT planning exercises, also for any cases discussion you bring. We suggest for mentoring or live patient sessions you bring scrubs. If you use magnification, then we would also suggest bringing your loupes to all sessions. · Stationary such as pens and note paper would also be advised. We will provide PPE, and disposables.

YES: You should seek advice from your indemnity Provider on the level you require, but you will be placing and restoring implants and we do require proof of indemnity via a copy of your certificate prior to starting the course.

You must be a registered dental surgeon with the GDC or Irish Dental Council, hold indemnity insurance, and be immunised against communicable diseases such as Hepatitis B.

Yes. Ongoing mentorship is offered via our clinics, WhatsApp group, and direct tutor contact.

Yes, although we recommend starting in our clinics. In-practice mentoring is available at a day rate, excluding consumables, once you have the necessary facilities.

A mix of lectures, tutor demonstrations, online resources, webinars, hands-on simulations, and live surgical mentoring.

Through a combination of written assessments (MCQs, SAQs), practical evaluations, clinical portfolios, and tutor observation during live and simulated cases.

To apply, please download and complete the Registration Form (PDF). Once filled in, email the form along with the required supporting documents — including your professional registration details (GDC or IDC licence), proof of indemnity insurance, and immunisation records — to jagimplanttrainingacademy@gmail.com. On receipt of your application and deposit payment, we will confirm your place on the course.