Starting from the clinical and radiological assessment of the patient, participants will learn how to evaluate the available bone volume and density on CBCT, without overlooking the soft tissues, and how to identify the anatomical and medical risk factors that may influence the outcome. The theoretical module places particular emphasis on correct three-dimensional implant positioning, guided by the planned prosthetic restoration. Drilling protocols adapted to bone quality and quantity are discussed, together with implant selection, flap design, suturing techniques and healing options. The digital workflow is then introduced: combining CBCT data with intraoral scanning, virtual planning, surgical guide design and the fully guided protocol.

The theory is put into practice in a hands-on workshop where participants place implants using both conventional and guided techniques. The day concludes with a live surgery demonstrating guided implant placement, from planning to final insertion.