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Collge Extra-Universitaire d'Implantologie

Orale et Maxillo-Faciale, France

DIPLOMA IN
ADVANCE ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY
Two year post graduate diploma in contemporary and multi disciplinary oral implantology.
Full curriculum will be covered in multiple didactic and numerous clinical and hands-on
sessions over the period of two years. Internationally recognized diploma will be awarded to
students on successful completion of the course.

Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.
Albert Einstein

Scientific Director - Prof Dr Manuel CHANAVAZ

MD DDS PhD

New Batch Starting on 11th April, 2015

Academic Year 2015 - 2016

COURSE INFORMATION - FIRST YEAR

Contact Sessions
Six didactic sessions
Surgical demonstration and numerous mentor guided surgeries
Five hands on workshops (Asepsis, Animal Cadavar, Prosthetic etc)

Awards
On Successful completion of two years, Internationally recognized
Diploma in Advanced Oral Implantology will be awarded.
Student attending any one year program will be awarded with
Certificate in Oral Iamplantology on successful completion.

Venue
Lectures - Hotel Royal Tulip, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai
Surgicals - Minor OT in our private facility in Kharghar

Course Fee
Year of
Study
First Year

Course Fee

Registration
Amount
200,000.00 INR 10,000.00 INR
(Two lakh only) (Inclusive in
Payable 1s t Year Course fee)

Includes

Payment Options

Tuition Fee, Study Material, Meals

during lectures, Stationery, Exam
Fee, Certificate Fee, Hands on
Material, Surgical Infrastructure

One Time (5%

Discount) or Four
Monthly
Installment or
Education Loan

Second
Year

200,000.00 INR 10,000.00 INR Tuition Fee, Study Material, Meals

(Two lakh only) (Inclusive in
during lectures, Stationery, Exam
Payable 2nd Year Course fee)
Fee, Certificate Fee, Hands on
Material, Surgical Infrastructure

One Time (5%

Discount) or Four
Monthly
Installment or
Education Loan

NOTE:
Two Passport size photos and copy of your degree or state license is mandatory.
PG students, interns and professors at universities are entitled for special group discount.
Please note that any cancellation request after 20/03/2015 will not be entertained.
Credit card payment and education loan facility is available on request.
Material cost, purchasing and restorations would be separate but at discounted price.
Course Schedule is subjected to change in case of unforeseen circumstances.
Surgical session dates will be announced in the first didactic session.

TOPICS - FIRST YEAR

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History of implantology, implant design / component and overview of different techniques.
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Philosophy and principles of Lille University's contemporary implant surgery.
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French Volumetric Classification of Available Bone for Implantology.
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Asepsis, sterilization and disinfection.
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Soft and hard-tissue healing mechanisms.
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Bone and periosteal histo-physiology.
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Modern medical imaging (radiology, Ct-Scan, MRI, etc.)
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Pharmacology and pharmacodynamics.
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Anaesthesiology.
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Biomaterials and biocompatibility (bone and soft tissue substitute materials).
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Medical evaluation and patient screening.
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Treatment planning.
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Basic surgical techniques (incision, dissection, osteotomy, suture etc.).
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Comprehensive multidisciplinary implant surgical techniques.
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Bone compaction/expansion techniques.
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Tissue guided regeneration and membranes.
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Overview of bone and soft tissue grafts (maxillary sinus grafting, premaxilla and mandibular grafting etc.).
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Overview of advanced implant techniques (ramus, tripodal, zygomatic, transosteal implants).
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Overview of extra-oral implants, epitheses.
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Overview of Sophisticated surgical techniques including nerve repositioning, microsurgery,
orthognathically assisted implant surgery.
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Overview of piezosurgery and distraction osteogenesis.
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Occlusion.
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Implant supported prosthesis.
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Immediate and delayed loading techniques.
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Overview of computer assisted implant and prosthesis.
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Pre-implant considerations in implant dentistry.
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Maintenance and hygiene.
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Overview of philosophy and management of implant complications.
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Overview of management of graft complications.
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Management of prosthetic complications.

Medical photography, case presentations and publications.

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SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR

e is an active collaborator in the creation and pedagogic success of

numerous university based post-doctoral programs in implant
dentistry outside of France. He is an Honored Fellow of the

American Academy of Implant Dentistry and the Past President of the Board
of Governors of AAID Research Foundation. He is affiliated with a large
number of scientific associations in implantology, maxillofacial surgery,
anatomy, radiology and physiology. He has been President, Scientific
Chairman and keynote speaker in over 342 international scientific meetings.
Professor CHANAVAZ has also over the years published two university text
books, one on Serial Anatomy of Head and Neck and another on Medical
Evaluation of Patients Prior to Invasive Dental Procedures and over 102
Prof Dr. Manuel CHANAVAZ
MD, DDS, PhD

papers of which 54 have been based on implant related topics. His research
on Quantification of Periosteal Blood Supply won him a national scientific
award in 1995. In 2002 he received an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal
College of Surgeon of England (Faculty of General Dental Practitioners) in
recognition of his collaboration with the Faculty since 1996.
Ex-Chairman of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial
Implant Surgery at Lille II, University Medical School, France.
Associate Professor University of Indiana, USA.
Associate Professor University of Maimonides, Argentina.
Ex-Assistant Professor, University of Loma Linda, USA.
Visiting Professor University of Tennessee, USA.
Co-Director of International Federation of University
Implant and Biomaterials Educators.
President of the European College of Research in
Implantology and Biomaterials.

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SCIENTIFIC MEMBERS

Dr Hilt Tatum
USA

Prof Jean-Paul Francke Prof Jacques Vantomme

FRANCE
FRANCE

Dr Domenic Belcastro
CANADA

Dr Philippe Chanavaz
FRANCE

Dr Veejay Deshpandey
INDIA

Prof Vijay Sinh More

INDIA

Dr Munish Bhagirath
INDIA

Dr Varun Prabhavalkar
INDIA

Dr Ramz Hawai
INDIA

Dr Helena Esteves
PORTUGAL

Prof Paul Coulthard

U.K.

Dr Badreldin Bahrou
SAUDI ARABIA

Dr Philippe Puskaric
FRANCE

Dr Griva Parekh
INDIA

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COURSE SCHEDULE - FIRST YEAR

Session - 1
Introduction to fundamental, basic and clinical sciences necessary for a successful practice
of routine implant dentistry in a dental office.
Dates: Mumbai - Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th April 2015
CONTENT:
Philosophy and principles of contemporary implant dentistry as practiced within
University Hospital and Institutionalized environments.
Asepsis and sterilization in implant surgery
French Volumetric Classification of Available Bone for implant surgery (part 1) Overview
- Cat A and Cat B
French Volumetric Classification of Available Bone for implant surgery (part 2) Overview
- Cat C, Cat D and Cat N
Principles of implant surgery and patient follow-up
- Patient selection, clinical exam, blood and urine tests,
and diagnostic criteria, etc.
- Treatment planning
- Different phases of implant dentistry
Treatment planning in (part 1)
Routine implant dentistry
- Comprehensive patient care from first consultation to
final restoration and follow-up
Treatment planning in (part 2)
Advanced implant dentistry
- Comprehensive patient care from first consultation to final restoration and follow-up
(Overview)
Treatment planning in (part 3)
Reconstructive surgery
- Comprehensive patient care from first consultation to final restoration and follow-up
(Overview)
Types and current trends of Implants in basic Implantology
- Principles of hands-on surgical simulation
Hands-on
- Asepsis
- Practical session on gowning and aseptic behavior
Hands-on
- Treatment planning, initial stages
- Clinical cases - how to prepare and plan
Hands-on
- Implant placement / Implant Kit and Components
Discussion and conclusion of the first module

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COURSE SCHEDULE - FIRST YEAR

Session - 2
An intensive and condensed study of bone and periosteal histophysiology, metabolism and their
clinical implications in the understanding of contemporary bone and soft tissue substitute
Dates: Mumbai - Thursday 23rd July 2015 - Saturday 25th July 2015

CONTENT:
Bone physiology and metabolism (part 1):

- Quadruple general functionality of cortical bone

- Dual functionality of bone for implantolology

Bone physiology and metabolism (part 2)

- Osteo-induction, osteo-conduction and osteogenesis

- Bone modeling and remodeling
- Hormones and growth factors

Bone physiology and metabolism (part 3)

Daily calcium metabolism

- Clinical implications of calcium metabolism

Bone physiology and metabolism (part 4)

- Biological markers and histomorphometry

- Clinical application of bone dynamism in implant and reconstructive surgery

Periosteum: histophysiology (part 1)

- Definitions and terminologies
- Histological composition
- Functions

Periosteum: histophysiology (part 2)

- Periosteal lesions

Periosteum: histophysiology (part 3)

- Periosteal destruction
- Surgical management of periosteum

Biomaterials in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 1)

- Definitions and terminologies
- Natural and synthetic compounds
- Metals and metal alloys, organics and inorganics
- Titanium, Zirconium

Biomaterials in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 2)

- Ceramic biomaterials: beta-tricalcium phosphate,
hydroxyapatite, calcium sulphate
- Precise and successful indications

Biological interfaces
Biomaterials in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 3)
- Natural graft materials: human origin
- Autografts and allografts
- Precise and successful indications

Biomaterials in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 4)

- Natural graft materials: animal origin
- Xenogographts
- Precise and successful indications

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COURSE SCHEDULE - FIRST YEAR

Session - 3
An intensive and practical study of bone and soft tissue healing mechanisms, an interactive
learning of systemic or health conditions affecting the long-term success of implant and
reconstructive surgeries together with a new look at the surgical anatomy of head and neck will be
amongst the main aims of this module.
Dates: Mumbai - Thursday 1st October 2015 - Saturday 3rd October 2015
CONTENT:
Successful bone and soft tissue healing (part 1), Overview
- Management of gingival, mucosal, periosteal and
connective tissues around natural teeth and implant
devices during and after implantation
Successful bone and soft tissue healing (part 2), Overview
- Management of cortical and cancellous bone
healing in simple implant and advanced surgical
techniques including bone graft procedures.

Medical evaluation of patients before, during and after implant surgery (part 1), Overview
- Absolute contraindications

Medical evaluation of patients before, during and after implant surgery (part 2), Overview
- Relative contraindications, pharmacology and prescription
Clinical and surgical serial anatomy of head and neck (part 1)
- Overview of oral and maxillofacial anatomy
- Structural harmony and neuro-vascular systems
- Mandible: resorption patterns
- Critical landmarks for implant and reconstructive surgery
- Maxilla: resorption patterns
- Critical landmarks for implant and reconstructive surgery

Clinical and surgical serial anatomy of head and neck (part 2)

- Maxillary sinus- Nasal, ethmoidal, sphenoidal and frontal sinuses
Clinical and surgical serial anatomy of head and neck (part 3)
- Inferior alveolar neuro-vascular bundle
Soft tissues of oral cavity
- Definition and composition,
- Management of soft tissues around natural teeth

Peri-implant tissue

- Definition and composition,

- Management of peri-implant tissue

Hands-on
Basic surgical techniques

- Soft tissue flap design, incisions, retraction and

suturing

Review of asepsis and gowning

Conclusion of the third module

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COURSE SCHEDULE - FIRST YEAR

Session - 4
An intensive condensed study of basic and clinical sciences necessary for a successful practice of
routine implant dentistry in a dental office including a panorama of different medical imaging techniques.
Introduction to more advanced implant and reconstructive techniques in hospital environments.
Intravenous sedation, which is the most effective complement of local or block anesthesia for
ambulatory procedures in oral surgical platforms is a distinctive component of this module.
Dates: Mumbai - Thursday 17th December 2015 - Saturday 19th December 2015

CONTENT:
Contemporary medical imaging in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 1)
- Radiography (periapical, panoramic, tomography)

Contemporary medical imaging in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 2)

- CT-Scan - MRI

Contemporary medical imaging in implant and reconstructive surgery (part 3)

- Bone densitometry - Echosonography - Scintiography

Hands-on and tutorial

Analysis and interpretation of radiographs and CT scans

- Measurement techniques of bone volume as observed on radiographs

Students are requested to bring personal radiographic documents

Case presentation and treatment planning, student cases

Anesthesia in implant and reconstructive surgery
- Local and block anesthesia, pharmacopoeia
- General anesthesia

Intra-venous sedation in implant and bone surgery

- Definitions, required equipments and platform
- Types of IV sedation and techniques
- Agonist drugs used
- Antagonists
- Medico-legal condition

Incidents and complications of anesthesia

- Bradycardia, vagal malaise
- Anaphylactic shock
- Emergency drugs and indications
- Serum substitute fluids and indications

Overview of graft procedures (part1)

- Repair of limited volume bone defects

- Repair of segmental bone defects

Overview of graft procedures (part2)

- Repair of major bone defects

Overview of guided tissue regeneration techniques

- Scientific principles of tissue proliferation
- Classification of membranes
- Surgical procedures, precautions, advantages
- Disadvantages, major pitfalls, statistics

Discussion and conclusion of the fourth module

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COURSE SCHEDULE - FIRST YEAR

Session - 5
Dates: Mumbai - Saturday 16th January 2016 - Sunday 17th January 2016

CONTENT:
Stage II Surgery Pros and Cons
Pharmacology: Pre OP and Post OP
Prosthetic Protocols and Prosthesis
Design

Implants in Esthetic Zone - Considerations

Occlusion consideration in Implantology
Maintenance of Implant prosthesis

- Impression Mateial, Techniques and attachments

- Screw retain Vs Cement retained prosthesis

Conclusion of the fifth module

Session - 6
Dates: Mumbai - Friday 1st April 2016 - Sunday 3rd April 2016
CONTENT:
Prosthesis (part 1)

Over natural a butments

- General principles of rem ovable and f ixed pro stheses
- Biomechanics of prostheses
- Esthetics.

Prosthesis (part 2)

Over imp lant abu tments

- General principles of rem ovable and f ixed pro stheses
- Biomechanics of implant supported prosthe ses
- Immed iate loadin g
Bone compaction/expansion technique in implan t managem ent of thin alveolar ridg es (Cat B b one)
- Cortical and cancellous bone deformation factors
- Indication and contraindicat ions

Introduction to maxillary sinus surgery

- Maxillary sinus anatom y and h ist ophysiology

- Surgical tech niques
- Biomaterial used

Management of complications
- Implant complications
- Abu tment complications
- Prosthetics complications
- Systemic complicat ions

Immediate implantation (part 1)

- Basic sciences
- Prin cip al causes of tooth loss

Immediate implantation (part 2)

- Surgical techniq ues

- Indications and co ntraindicatio ns

Overview of complex implant techniques

Overview of advanced implant techniques
Revision for exams
FINAL EX AMINATION

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SURGICAL AND PROSTHETIC SCHEDULE

Session - 1
This session a demonstration surgery will be
shown to course students, although
students can also perform surgery on their
patient under mentors guidance. This
session will also see training on Implants
armamentarium.

Session - 3
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Students will perform surgeries under

mentors supervision on their patients.

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Follow-up / discussion on cases done in

previous session.

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Preparation and cases discussion for

next session.

Session - 5
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Prosthetic training or hands-on on due

cases
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2nd stage surgeries for due cases
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Students will perform surgeries under
mentors supervision on their patients.
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Follow-up / discussion on cases done in
previous session.
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Preparation and cases discussion for
next session.

Session - 2
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Students will perform surgeries under

mentors supervision on their patients.

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Follow-up / discussion on cases done in

previous session.
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Preparation and cases discussion for
next session.

Session - 4
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2nd stage surgeries for due cases.
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Students will perform surgeries under

mentors supervision on their patients.

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Follow-up / discussion on cases done in
previous session.
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Preparation and cases discussion for
next session.

Session - 6
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Prosthetic training or hands-on on due

cases
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2nd stage surgeries for due cases
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Students will perform surgeries under
mentors supervision on their patients.
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Follow-up / discussion on cases done in
previous session.

NOTE:
Every student is required to perform at least one surgery under mentors supervision in first year.
Case selection, preparation and presentation should be in accordance to the Institute protocol.
Students are allowed to do multiple cases under supervision.
Surgical session dates will be amicably decided between students and mentors. Though minimum
two surgeries should be performed per session.
For group discussion, case discussion and post-op follow up a private group will be formed.
Mentors will provide pre-op, post-op support through this group.
All students must attend group surgical sessions.
Management reserves the right to increase number of surgical sessions.
Surgical venue is our private facility (Major and Minor OT) in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai
or mentors facility can be utilized if required.
Students should be eligible to perform surgeries in India.

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FAQS AND ENQUIRY INFORMATION

Q. What is this course all about?
A. This is a comprehensive didactic, practical and clinical training course in contemporary
implant dentistry. Its meant to train both general dental surgeons and specialist dental surgeons
alike in routine implant procedures and advanced implant procedures to enable them to offer
their patients the highest professional care they legitimately deserve.
Q. Is this course affiliated with any university?
A. Yes, this course is affiliated with universities in Europe, USA, Canada and Middle East and
currently being conducted in more than 7 countries.
Q. Why take a structured implant dentistry course?
A. Implant dentistry is highly specialized field and in todays medico-legal atmosphere and high
cost of dentistry overheads, one needs to go through a proper structured course with state-ofthe-art education, latest theories, latest surgical techniques, prosthetic techniques and
innovations.
Q. What about post course support?
A. Clinical faculty will gracefully help you with treatment planning but relevant data must be
emailed to him. We always have a social media group dedicate to students or their query.
Q. Will I be ready to place implant myself after successful completion of this course?
A. The whole objective of this course is to make you office ready. You are encouraged even
during the course to practice and place implants on your own. You must bring your cases to the
faculty for discussion and implant placement.
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